okay and what does a micropipetter do? *snickers* like the character design, love the way Dan drew you, nice to see a slim (lookin..cant tell with lab coat) orca for a change *smiles*

Micropipetters are used to move teensy tiny amounts of solution around, usually in quantities measured in microliters :P The microcentrifuge tubes we use are really tiny, so you have to be absolutely sure you get the right amounts of sample and reagent in them.

And I like the slim look too - it's a nice change from the huge buff orcas. Not that there's anything wrong with buff orcas...*blush* XD

*smirks alittle at your blush then chuckles* can only offer coons here lol *pats you rhead* well good to meet you..added you to my aim n yahoo for the heck of it

Micropipetters are not omnious! It just looks like an overglorified ear thermometer if you don't know what it is. At least that's what I thought when I first saw one.

I like the slim too, I think.. you're the first male orca I've ever seen as well.

Micropipetters are the best thing in the world...wait, not when yours at your high school are cheap AND old :P
Ah, the good ol' days in chemistry...*reminds himself the detonating cocktail with dioxygen and dihydrogen*

I like the slim look too and the overall features of the face. :)

In my highschool biochem class my teacher used a hotplate/magnetic mixer to make a cup of hot cocoa XD

Mmmm....sexy! O.O;;

Haha! I was a bio major at college, too, man. I just graduated in May. I remember those pipets all too well, also all those gels, PCRs, digests, and all that junk. I focused more on ecology though so those things weren't my favorite things. More power to you though! It's important work.

Hehe thanks! A lot of my friends went the ecology route as undergrads...there's some real "Big Picture" stuff in that field. I preferred gels to statistical analysis, unfortunately, so it was not the field for me XD

Hey, I like being in the field, but statistical analysis is just not my thing. So I'm stuck in the lab, doing gels growing bacteria and stuff :P (Go P55-GST I chose you!)

chemistry and physics. Orcas are sessay. ^_^

Hehe, why thank you :D

oh yeah ^__^ this orca is so hot and cutie ;P Where is that lab where i can find yoou ? ;)

Yanno, this is the picture that inspired me to create Geff, my medevac chopper. I like lab coats *evil grin*

Scrubs are hott, too.

Heehee! Why thank you ^^ I like lab coats too, they keep the uckies off of my clothes XD

I just find them really sexy. :DWhen i need uckies kept off my clothes, i wear coveralls. I'm an industrial sorta gal. *lights welding torch*

Yay bio major!

Indeed! Biochem for the win!

Oh no, orca! Will eat poor otter arcy =3

Heehee! Only if he asks nicely :3

He always does =p

Just realize today that you are left-handed. Cool!

Actually I'm not XD I dunno why I got drawn that way.

I really like this pic. Not often ya see an Orca hard at work. Or in a lab coat for that matter. I like it. Hey now my Ora kid has someone to look up too! Hehehe.

Ah yes the lab. As a doctor myself i get to wear white coats alot, although, the suprise comfort of them is oddly erotic, but yet tantelises power with radification, also makes the class of intelligence seem more intervauled by the wearing of a white coat your automaticly upgraed into my book, nice orca by the way, although what is your major in Conjective Ecology, Ecology, Supjective Ecology, Marine Biology *Lol*, Biological Survaince, Biology, or did you major in other field of science, but from your picture, your wearing a blue shirt is that optional or is that required just to know we here in irland to seperate our students in college labs wear white coats with a line ranging in colour.

Blue-Biolgy
Cranberry (Red) - Chemistry
Purple-Physics
Green_General Scienists

so is the t-shirt an option, just to wonder?

I'm afraid I don't quite follow what those fields of science you mention are, aside from ecology and marine biology. In answer to your color question no, here in the states in research we don't separate the students into color groups, you just wear whatever you want under the lab coat. I wouldn't fit into any of those fields you have anyway since I'm mostly in biochemistry and genomics work. I see you have your age listed as 22...you must have much faster program progression over there if you are a doctor already. What is your field?

I am a neurlogist, but i the college i study i wore mostly red as i did my master in medicine which was 4 years here and a 1 year master in neurolgy my spealist filed, and now one year phd

Science fishie ;D