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Earthworm amputated at 30th segments

Twinning Foldscope project with North Eastern Region (MZU)

Foldscope for school students

Foldscope to School Students

Segment formation initiated at 72 hrs of post amputation in the earthworm

Movement of cells during earthworm regeneration – 48 hrs

Earthworm forms the regenerative bud – 24 hrs

Wound healing at the amputation site of earthworm – 12 hrs

Earthworm amputated at 10th segment – 0th hour

Hatched Earthworm from the cocoon under Foldscope

Histology of regenerating earthworm

Live tracking of earthworm at the different time point of regeneration

Foldscope as an eye opener to stimulate student research goals

Earthworm amputated at 30th segments

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