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Over at Wikipedia, the following is written in the article about GABA(A) receptors:"Upon activation, the GABA(A) receptor selectively conducts Cl− through its pore. Cl- will flow out of the cell...
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1 answerI'm looking for a reputable source that can provide succinct definitions differentiating the following terms in the central nervous system (CNS; particularly in the brain):AreaCenterNucleusExamples include Wernicke's...
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0 answerI was surprised to learn in the answers to this question that in many cases the preferred cryoprotectant for many organisms is skim milk, rather than something more simple...
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1 answerSince they are tiny, this is the best photo I can do: We are in Berlin, Germany. It has become very...
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0 answerFrom whatever I read have seen that the mechanisms of evolution are natural selectionmutationgenetic drift, andgene flowBut artificial selection is often taught like a separate subtopic, but why isn't artificial...
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0 answerWhy aren't the antibodies in the mother's milk digested by the infant's digestive system? Enzymes like pepsin have been found to be present in infant's digestive system(1). Though the pH...
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1 answerWhy isn't DNA like RNA; why isn't RNA like DNA, that is, helical? Why are RNA chains straight?...
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2 answerThis bug was found on a couch in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. The couch, and the two beds in the room show no signs of other bugs. Is this...
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1 answerI've heard that $ce{NAD^+}$ gains a Hydrogen proton during glycolysis and the Krebs cycle and becomes reduced to $ce{NADH}$. However, isn't reduction when a molecule receives an electron? Maybe I've...
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1 answerWhen I hear the phrase "DNA Damage" I imagine completely random changes in the DNA of a person's cells. If this is the case, then it seems like every person...
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