Curare @Curare@qoto.org
Neuromuscular blocker, poison, medicine, from the Amazon Rainforest used in anesthesia. The human running this account is an MD who realized her true love is teaching and now teaches anatomy and physiology. Also autistic with a special interest in molecules.
My nurse anesthetist students had their kidney exam today. #college #professor #srna
What is your favorite neurotransmitter out of the choices below?
Happy birthday today to my art and molecule friend who kindly provided the inspiration for these drawings! #art #artwork #psychedelicart
@freemo Thank you very much for your kindness and for welcoming me to the community :)
Obligatory #cat picture for all my new future friends as I start on a new social media! This is Joy.
This was my #halloween costume this year, I couldn't be the anatomy professor and not dress to match!
#introduction
I am Natalie, a professor of anatomy and physiology who also absolutely loves molecules and pharmacology. The molecule that originally got me into pharmacology was d-tubocurarine, and the story of curare being a poison used as medicine fascinated me. I also love creating art; this is me with a painting I made of the curare vine.
Neuromuscular blocker, poison, medicine, from the Amazon Rainforest used in anesthesia. The human running this account is an MD who realized her true love is teaching and now teaches anatomy and physiology. Also autistic with a special interest in molecules.
