these chinese fisherman know a thing or two about how to catch their supper . using little more than a simple homespun raft and a gas lamp to light their way , these fascinating images capture the fisherman using cormorant birds to grab their catch of the day . photographer bobby joshi travelled to the li river in guilin , china and rose before dawn to capture the fishermen at work last october , which involves first controlling the birds before attaching a snare around their throats . the ` angelina jolie effect ' is doubling the number of british women having both breasts removed -- despite never having been diagnosed with cancer . about 800 women will go under the knife this year to follow miss jolie and have preventive double mastectomies -- twice the normal figure -- according to a nationwide study . professor gareth evans , an expert in cancer genetics at manchester university , who led the study , said the hollywood actress 's ` brave decision ' would save hundreds of lives in britain . inspiration : actress angelina jolie underwent preventive double mastectomy last year . miss jolie , 38 , below , had the operation in february last year after doctors said her chance of developing breast cancer was high . cuts and wounds in the skin heal in much the same way as a zip being fastened , new microscopic images have revealed . biologists have studied the healing process at a molecular level using electron microscopes to examine skin as it repairs itself . they found skin cells appear to attach to each other using tiny tubes that then pull them together so they interlock like a zip . this image on the left taken of skin cells healing a wound using an electron microscope show how cells on opposing sides -lrb- coloured green and brown -rrb- interlock together in a similar way to a zipper used on clothes . the image on the right shows how the would looks on the surface at this stage in the healing process . the researchers hope their findings could help in the development of new treatments for wounds that could speed up this process . dr mikhail eltsov , one of the scientists behind the study at goethe university frankfurt , germany , said : ` when we look at it from a distance , it appears as if skin cells simply fuse to each other , but if we zoom in , it becomes clear that membranes , molecular machines , and other cellular components are involved . the new chief executive of rotherham council could be paid up to # 40,000 more than the outgoing boss , because of ` negative publicity ' from the grooming scandal . photographer bobby joshi travelled to the li river in guilin , china and rose before dawn to capture the fishermen at work . the stunning scenery of the li river in guilin , china provides a magical setting for an early morning fishing trip . the fishermen use rudimentary , homespun rafts and a simple pole to steer their way as they embark on their early morning fishing trips . cormorant fishing has been practiced in china and japan since around 960 ad , although these days it is largely used as a tourist attraction . the council will now offer up to # 200,000 to candidates , rather than the # 160,000 enjoyed by former chief boss martin kimber . he left in december after a council report said 1,400 children had suffered horrific sexual abuse over a 16-year period . the new chief executive of rotherham council could be paid up to # 40,000 more than the outgoing boss . prof evans believed that women had seen pictures of miss jolie , partner of brad pitt , and thought : ` if she can look that good after her operation , perhaps it wo n't be so bad . ' increase : about 800 women will have preventive double mastectomies is twice the normal figure . the rest of the cabinet resigned in february , after a government report said the council was ` not fit for purpose ' and ` in denial ' about exploitation , mainly of white girls by men of pakistani origin . ` our electron microscope allows us to distinguish the molecular components in the cell that act like small machines to fuse the skin . ` in order to visualize this orchestra of healing , a very high-resolution picture of the process is needed . the traditional method allows the birds to swallow smaller fry as a treat , while the larger fish remain in their throats . the fish is then spat out once the bird returns to the raft . cormorant fishing has been used in china and japan since around 960 ad , although these days the technique is largely preserved as a tourist attraction . the snare allows the birds to swallow smaller fry as a treat , while blocking the larger fish in their throats . photographer bobby joshi travelled to the li river and rose before dawn to capture the fishermen at work in their natural habitat . bangalore-based bobby says : ` it was an amazing experience to see the fishermen and cormorants working in tandem and harmony , showing off and catching fish for one another . ` the birds had a limited number of fish that they could catch but they did n't miss a single one . ` travel gives me a chance to see the most beautiful places in the world and through my lens i am able to capture such great moments . ' the 40-year-old has travels all over the world to snap mother nature in all its glory , although according to his website , bobby is careful to keep his subjects at arms length so as not to interfere with their natural beauty . ` for this purpose we have recorded an enormous amount of data that surpasses all previous studies of this kind . ' a fisherman enjoys a well-earned cigar as he returns from his morning fishing trip . bangalore-based bobby says : ` it was an amazing experience to see the fishermen and cormorants working in tandem and harmony , showing off and catching fish for one another . dr eltsov and his colleagues used cells from fruit fly embryos to study the healing processes that take place in skin . the study , which is published in the journal nature cell biology , found that the skin cells on either side of the wound begin by ` sniffing ' each other out to find their opposing partners . hr chief phil howe said : ` due to recent negative publicity , it may be necessary to consider additional incentives . ' councillor caven vines , leader of the ukip group , said he was uncomfortable with the idea . they then develop adhesive like structure made of microscopic tubes , called microtubules , that pulls them closer together . these attachments work a like velcro and pulls the skin cells towards the opening . once the cells meet , they use these microtubules as a scaffolding to interlock together like a zip . professor achilleas frangakis , a microscopy expert at goethe university frankfurt who led the study , said : ` what was also amazing was the tremendous plasticity of the membranes in this process which managed to close the skin opening in a very short space of time . ` when five to ten cells have found their respective neighbors , the skin already appears normal . ' skin taken from the dead could soon be used to treat wounds in the living . researchers have found that skin taken from cadavers that is stripped of its cells is effective in healing acute wounds , such as burns , as well as painful ulcers . they believe the new treatment could be used to treat wounds that do not easily heal by themselves , which cost the us alone more than $ 25 billion -lrb- # 17 billion -rrb- a year . the scientists stripped out the skin 's inner layer -- the dermis -- which contains blood vessels , nerve endings , hair follicles and sweat glands , to leave behind its matrix of proteins . the team discovered that ` decellulised ' skin provides a scaffold that the recipients own cells can populate and can effectively treat acute wounds , such as burns . clothing zips , like the one above , hold fast by using interlocking segments and this is how skin closes a wound .
biologists at goethe university frankfurt , germany , studied skin healing in fruit fly embryos using an electron microscope to watch what happened . skin cells use microscopic tubes to pull towards each other and interlock . researchers hope it may help develop new treatments to speed up healing .
these chinese fisherman know a thing or two about how to catch their supper . using little more than a simple homespun raft and a gas lamp to light their way , these fascinating images capture the fisherman using cormorant birds to grab their catch of the day . photographer bobby joshi travelled to the li river in guilin , china and rose before dawn to capture the fishermen at work last october , which involves first controlling the birds before attaching a snare around their throats . the ` angelina jolie effect ' is doubling the number of british women having both breasts removed -- despite never having been diagnosed with cancer . about 800 women will go under the knife this year to follow miss jolie and have preventive double mastectomies -- twice the normal figure -- according to a nationwide study . professor gareth evans , an expert in cancer genetics at manchester university , who led the study , said the hollywood actress 's ` brave decision ' would save hundreds of lives in britain . inspiration : actress angelina jolie underwent preventive double mastectomy last year . miss jolie , 38 , below , had the operation in february last year after doctors said her chance of developing breast cancer was high . cuts and wounds in the skin heal in much the same way as a zip being fastened , new microscopic images have revealed . biologists have studied the healing process at a molecular level using electron microscopes to examine skin as it repairs itself . they found skin cells appear to attach to each other using tiny tubes that then pull them together so they interlock like a zip . this image on the left taken of skin cells healing a wound using an electron microscope show how cells on opposing sides -lrb- coloured green and brown -rrb- interlock together in a similar way to a zipper used on clothes . the image on the right shows how the would looks on the surface at this stage in the healing process . the researchers hope their findings could help in the development of new treatments for wounds that could speed up this process . dr mikhail eltsov , one of the scientists behind the study at goethe university frankfurt , germany , said : ` when we look at it from a distance , it appears as if skin cells simply fuse to each other , but if we zoom in , it becomes clear that membranes , molecular machines , and other cellular components are involved . the new chief executive of rotherham council could be paid up to # 40,000 more than the outgoing boss , because of ` negative publicity ' from the grooming scandal . photographer bobby joshi travelled to the li river in guilin , china and rose before dawn to capture the fishermen at work . the stunning scenery of the li river in guilin , china provides a magical setting for an early morning fishing trip . the fishermen use rudimentary , homespun rafts and a simple pole to steer their way as they embark on their early morning fishing trips . cormorant fishing has been practiced in china and japan since around 960 ad , although these days it is largely used as a tourist attraction . the council will now offer up to # 200,000 to candidates , rather than the # 160,000 enjoyed by former chief boss martin kimber . he left in december after a council report said 1,400 children had suffered horrific sexual abuse over a 16-year period . the new chief executive of rotherham council could be paid up to # 40,000 more than the outgoing boss . prof evans believed that women had seen pictures of miss jolie , partner of brad pitt , and thought : ` if she can look that good after her operation , perhaps it wo n't be so bad . ' increase : about 800 women will have preventive double mastectomies is twice the normal figure . the rest of the cabinet resigned in february , after a government report said the council was ` not fit for purpose ' and ` in denial ' about exploitation , mainly of white girls by men of pakistani origin . ` our electron microscope allows us to distinguish the molecular components in the cell that act like small machines to fuse the skin . ` in order to visualize this orchestra of healing , a very high-resolution picture of the process is . ' a fisherman enjoys a well-earned cigar as he returns from his morning fishing trip . bangalore-based bobby says : ` it was an amazing experience to see the fishermen and cormorants working in tandem and harmony , showing off and catching fish for one another . dr eltsov and his colleagues used cells from fruit fly embryos to study the healing processes that take place in skin . the study , which is published in the journal nature cell biology , found that the skin cells on either side of the wound begin by ` sniffing ' each other out to find their opposing partners . hr chief phil howe said : ` due to recent negative publicity , it may be necessary to consider additional incentives . ' councillor caven vines , leader of the ukip group , said he was uncomfortable with the idea . they then develop adhesive like structure made of microscopic tubes , called microtubules , that pulls them closer together . these attachments work a like velcro and pulls the skin cells towards the opening . once the cells meet , they use these microtubules as a scaffolding to interlock together like a zip . professor achilleas frangakis , a microscopy expert at goethe university frankfurt who led the study , said : ` what was also amazing was the tremendous plasticity of the membranes in this process which managed to close the skin opening in a very short space of time . ` when five to ten
and have preventive double mastectomies -- twice the normal figure -- according to a nationwide study . professor gareth evans , an expert in cancer genetics at manchester university , who led the study , said the hollywood actress 's ` brave decision ' would save hundreds of lives in britain . inspiration : actress angelina jolie underwent preventive double mastectomy last year . miss jolie , 38 , below , had the operation in february last year after doctors said her chance of developing breast cancer was high . cuts and wounds in the skin heal in much the same way as a zip being fastened , new microscopic images have revealed . biologists have studied the healing process at a molecular level using electron microscopes to examine skin as it repairs itself . they found skin cells appear to attach to each other using tiny tubes that then pull them together so they interlock like a zip . this image on the left taken of skin cells healing a wound using an electron microscope show how cells on opposing sides -lrb- coloured green and brown -rrb- interlock together in a similar way to a zipper used on clothes . the image on the right shows how the would looks on the surface at this stage in the healing process . the researchers hope their findings could help in the development of new treatments for wounds that could speed up this process . dr mikhail eltsov , one of the scientists behind the study at goethe university frankfurt , germany , said : ` when we look at it from a distance , it appears as if skin cells simply fuse to each other , but if we zoom in , it becomes clear that membranes , molecular machines , and other cellular components are involved . the new chief executive of rotherham council could be paid up to # 40,000 more than the outgoing boss , because of ` negative publicity ' from the grooming scandal . photographer bobby joshi travelled to the li river in guilin , china and rose before dawn to capture the fishermen at work . the stunning scenery of the li river in guilin , china provides a magical setting for an early morning fishing trip . , partner of brad pitt , and thought : ` if she can look that good after her operation , perhaps it wo n't be so bad . ' increase : about 800 women will have preventive double mastectomies is twice the normal figure . the rest of the cabinet resigned in february , after a government report said the council was ` not fit for purpose ' and ` in denial ' about exploitation , mainly of white girls by men of pakistani origin . ` our electron microscope allows us to distinguish the molecular components in the cell that act like small machines to fuse the skin . ` in order to visualize this orchestra of healing , a very high-resolution picture of the process is in tandem and harmony , showing off and catching fish for one another . ` the birds had a limited number of fish that they could catch but they did n't miss a single one . ` travel gives me a chance to see the most beautiful places in the world and through my lens i am able to capture such great moments . ' the 40-year-old has travels all over the world to snap mother nature in all its glory , although according to his website , bobby is careful to keep his subjects at arms length so as not to interfere with their natural beauty . ` for this purpose we have recorded an enormous amount of data that surpasses all previous studies of this kind . ' a fisherman enjoys a well-earned cigar as he returns from his morning fishing trip . bangalore-based bobby says : ` it was an amazing experience to see the fishermen and cormorants working in tandem and harmony , showing off and catching fish for one another . dr eltsov and his colleagues used cells from fruit fly embryos to study the healing processes that take place in skin . the study , which is published in the journal nature cell biology , found that the skin cells on either side of the wound begin by ` sniffing ' each other out to find their opposing partners . hr chief phil howe said : ` due to recent negative publicity , it may be necessary to consider additional incentives . ' councillor caven vines , leader of the ukip group , said he was uncomfortable with the idea . they then develop adhesive like structure made of microscopic tubes , called microtubules , that pulls them closer together . these attachments work a like velcro and pulls the skin cells towards the opening . once the cells meet , they use these microtubules as a scaffolding to interlock together like a zip . professor achilleas frangakis , a microscopy expert at goethe university frankfurt who led the study , said : ` what was also amazing was the tremendous plasticity of the membranes in this process which managed to close the skin opening in a very short space of time . ` when five to ten its matrix of proteins . the team discovered that ` decellulised ' skin provides a scaffold that the recipients own cells can populate and can effectively treat acute wounds , such as burns . clothing zips , like the one above , hold fast by using interlocking segments and this is how skin closes a wound .
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' the 40-year-old has travels snap mother nature in, although according his website bobby careful his subjects at so interfere ` for this purpose we recorded an enormous amount surpasses. ' a fisherman enjoys a well-earned cigar as returns. bangalore-based bobby says : ` it the fishermen working tandem harmony, showing and catching for one. dr eltsov and his colleagues used cells fruit fly embryos the healing processes take skin. the study, the journal nature cell biology found the skin cells on begin by ` sniffing each to find their opposing partners hr chief phil howe said : ` due recent negative publicity, it may consider additional incentives. ' councillor caven vines, leader the ukip group uncomfortable. they then develop adhesive like structure made microscopic tubes, called pulls closer. these attachments work a like velcro pulls the skin cells towards the opening. once the cells meet, use these microtubules interlock like a zip. professor achilleas frangakis, a microscopy expert goethe university frankfurt who led, said : ` what was also amazing the tremendous plasticity the membranes this process which managed close the skin opening. ` when five to ten cells have found their respective neighbors, the skin already appears normal ' skin taken the dead could soon treat wounds in the living. researchers have skin taken that is stripped its cells effective healing acute wounds, such as painful ulcers they believe the new treatment wounds do easily by themselves, which cost the us alone more than $ 25 billion -lrb- # 17 billion -rrb- a year. the scientists stripped the skin 's inner layer -- the dermis which, nerve endings to leave its matrix proteins the team discovered ` decellulised ' skin provides a scaffold the recipients own cells can populate can effectively treat acute wounds, such. clothing zips, like, hold fast by using interlocking segments and this skin closes a wound.
these chinese fisherman know a thing or two about how to catch their supper . using little more than a simple homespun raft and a gas lamp to light their way , these fascinating images capture the fisherman using cormorant birds to grab their catch of the day . photographer bobby joshi travelled to the li river in guilin , china and rose before dawn to capture the fishermen at work last october , which involves first controlling the birds before attaching a snare around their throats . the ` angelina jolie effect ' is doubling the number of british women having both breasts removed -- despite never having been diagnosed with cancer . about 800 women will go under the knife this year to follow miss jolie and have preventive double mastectomies -- twice the normal figure -- according to a nationwide study . professor gareth evans , an expert in cancer genetics at manchester university , who led the study , said the hollywood actress 's ` brave decision ' would save hundreds of lives in britain . inspiration : actress angelina jolie underwent preventive double mastectomy last year . miss jolie , 38 , below , had the operation in february last year after doctors said her chance of developing breast cancer was high . cuts and wounds in the skin heal in much the same way as a zip being fastened , new microscopic images have revealed . biologists have studied the healing process at a molecular level using electron microscopes to examine skin as it repairs itself . they found skin cells appear to attach to each other using tiny tubes that then pull them together so they interlock like a zip . this image on the left taken of skin cells healing a wound using an electron microscope show how cells on opposing sides -lrb- coloured green and brown -rrb- interlock together in a similar way to a zipper used on clothes . the image on the right shows how the would looks on the surface at this stage in the healing process . the researchers hope their findings could help in the development of new treatments for wounds that could speed up this process . dr mikhail eltsov , one of the scientists behind the study at goethe university frankfurt , germany , said : ` when we look at it from a distance , it appears as if skin cells simply fuse to each other , but if we zoom in , it becomes clear that membranes , molecular machines , and other cellular components are involved . the new chief executive of rotherham council could be paid up to # 40,000 more than the outgoing boss , because of ` negative publicity ' from the grooming scandal . photographer bobby joshi travelled to the li river in guilin , china and rose before dawn to capture the fishermen at work . the stunning scenery of the li river in guilin , china provides a magical setting for an early morning fishing trip . . ' a fisherman enjoys a well-earned cigar as he returns from his morning fishing trip . bangalore-based bobby says : ` it was an amazing experience to see the fishermen and cormorants working in tandem and harmony , showing off and catching fish for one another . dr eltsov and his colleagues used cells from fruit fly embryos to study the healing processes that take place in skin . the study , which is published in the journal nature cell biology , found that the skin cells on either side of the wound begin by ` sniffing ' each other out to find their opposing partners . hr chief phil howe said : ` due to recent negative publicity , it may be necessary to consider additional incentives . ' councillor caven vines , leader of the ukip group , said he was uncomfortable with the idea . they then develop adhesive like structure made of microscopic tubes , called microtubules , that pulls them closer together . these attachments work a like velcro and pulls the skin cells towards the opening . once the cells meet , they use these microtubules as a scaffolding to interlock together like a zip . professor achilleas frangakis , a microscopy expert at goethe university frankfurt who led the study , said : ` what was also amazing was the tremendous plasticity of the membranes in this process which managed to close the skin opening in a very short space of time . ` when five to ten
 The text describes the work of a Chinese fisherman who uses a unique method to catch fish, involving a gas lamp and a bird. The fisherman's technique is fascinating and has been studied by scientists. The article also mentions that the fisherman's method has inspired new approaches to cancer treatment and wound healing. Additionally, it highlights the importance of interdisciplinary research and collaboration between experts from different fields.