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Reading immunology (and biochemistry) journal articles are so frustrating because what you learn in lectures are never even barely sufficient to understand the technical jargon they throw at you. What on earth is "hen egg lysozyme restricted by I-Ak (HEL48-62)"?! It's really frustrating that they'd just rattle off all these abbreviations without any explanation, and that our lecturers expect us to go and read these journals and understand without filling in the gaps in our knowledge.
On the other hand, I've found a spot on my right knee that upon pressing, I get a tingling sensation below my collarbone...and a spot on my right shoulder that if I scratch, I get a tingling sensation on my right lower back O_________o;;; My nerves are wired weird~~~~ *whines*
...Yeah, I have something due in 11 hours ==; And it's so hard to chew through.
On the other hand, I've found a spot on my right knee that upon pressing, I get a tingling sensation below my collarbone...and a spot on my right shoulder that if I scratch, I get a tingling sensation on my right lower back O_________o;;; My nerves are wired weird~~~~ *whines*
...Yeah, I have something due in 11 hours ==; And it's so hard to chew through.
