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I am really looking for some EMBRYOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE . I know about coelom derivation but i want to know how haemocoel is derived and how it is fundamentally different...
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0 answerI know that it is the binding and tilting of myosins on actins that cause the sarcomere to be shortened. But I am a little bit confused about the details....
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0 answerIf dehydrated, does the correction of ECF osmolarity happen slowly enough for ECF (and therefore plasma) volume to be temporarily depleted and therefore reduce renal blood flow? If dehydration is...
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0 answerI live in NYC and these fellas started popping out near my computer screen and desk. They don't seem interested in food as my sister usually leaves candy wrappers around....
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1 answerI would like some clarification on whether it matters where the NH and double bond are placed in these two structures of tryptophan (W) that I drew. I marked the...
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1 answerWhen we reach for an object, for example, a cup, is the force used to hold it a reflex? Which sensorial information is used to select the force to hold...
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1 answerThe parasympathetic nervous system's purpose is often referred to as "rest and digest." As part of this purpose, parasympathetic innervation increases motility in the digestive tract to move food through....
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0 answerIn a documentary, they were saying that epigenetics changes caused by the environment in an individual can be transferred to the following generations. I have some questions on that:How many...
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0 answerA prion is an abnormally folded protein that is capable of causing otherwise normal proteins to also misfold and become prions. They are responsible for causing diseases such as Kuru...
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