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• What is an example of an antidote therapy?
  
• What determines blood type?
  
• How does the amount of yolk affect cleavage?
  
• What is the homeobox?
  
• How can dna profiling be misused?
  
• Is there a way to quote a fraction of someone else' answer, that would quite useful especially in comments to facilitate communication? If not would be nice to have. It would look like: <Antoine wrote:"blablabalabal"> Wadya think?
  
• What do you mean by "Gene Overlap"? Do prokaryotes have gene overlapping?
  
• What are taste buds?
  
• What are common mistakes students make with sex linkage?
  
• Where do human memories get stored and in what form?
  
• How does mutation affect transcription?
  
• What are some examples of biotic factors in an ecosystem?
  
• Why is the number of protons and electrons equal in an atom?
  
• What are gonadotropins?
  
• What do the words hypotonic, isotonic , and hypertonic mean?
  
• How do I get an A in biology?
  
• How to start studying biology?
  
• What are some examples of bones?
  
• How can condensation be observed?
  
• How does hyaline cartilage differ from elastic cartilage?
  
• What are some examples of membrane receptors?
  
• How is the central nervous system protected from mechanical damage?
  
• What are some examples of biotic factors in an ecosystem?
  
• To what are Pacinian corpuscles sensitive?
  
• What are common mistakes students make with endocytosis and exocytosis?
  
• What is a crocodilian?
  
• What enzymes are in the digestive system and what do those enzymes do?
  
• What is botulinum toxin?
  
• What is the cell theory and who discovered it?
  
• If my dad has the AB blood group, my mom has the O blood group. What blood group will I be? A, B or AB?
  
• What bones make up the axial skeleton?
  
• Why do bacteriophages only infect bacteria?
  
• What is a viroid?
  
• What are some examples of monoclonal antibodies?
  
• What are facultative anaerobes?
  
• What organelles in eukaryotic cells contain DNA?
  
• Can the theory of evolution and religion coexist?
  
• What are some examples of structural polysaccharides?
  
• You have 75.0 grams of C2H2Cl4, how many L of Cl2 do you have?
  
• What is a matrix transpose?
  
• What are common mistakes students make with acquired immunity?
  
• What are some examples of deletion mutations?
  
• What does "eukaryotic cells" mean?
  
• Why are plants green?
  
• Why can't an antibiotic be prepared from a carrier?
  
• How does the vestibular system provide information to the brain?
  
• What phylum do club fungi belong to?
  
• If a DNA strand has 30 guanines how much thymine does it have?
  
• What are alleles?
  
• What are common mistakes students make with viral replication?
  
• How do muscles and bones work together?
  
• How does carrying capacity affect the number of organisms in an ecosystem?
  
• What are some examples of animals used for dissection?
  
• How do predators in a boreal forest affect the ecosystem?
  
• What is an entoprocta?
  
• What is the medula oblongata?
  
• Why did linnaeus choose latin?
  
• How do you complete and balance nuclear equations?
  
• How do bacteria in the gut use glucose to produce lactic acid?
  
• What causes ringworm ? What's it's span in the host body ?
  
• How does cellulose differ from glycogen?
  
• There is a Mendelian dominant B and a recessive b. I don't know if a bald man is BB, or Bb, or bb. The other is the double helix full of "CGTA"s. What kind of sequence makes a man a Bbald man? How is genotype coded into DNA?
  
• How do aquaporins facilitate the passage of water?
  
• What are telomeres and why are they important?
  
• What are brassinosteroids?
  
• What periodic table elements are radioactive?
  
• Why is nuclear fission considered nonrenewable energy?
  
• How do seed plants differ from seedless plants?
  
• Question #30b47
  
• How much energy is produced from aerobic respiration and anaerobic respiration?
  
• How do osteoblasts and osteoclasts assist with bone remodeling?
  
• How many bones are in the human body?
  
• How do hormones differ from enzymes and neurotransmitters?
  
• Which primitive form of *Homo sapiens* is considered to be more intelligent (than us) - Cro Magnon or Neanderthal man?
  
• What is the sulfur cycle?
  
• How do muscle cells differ from nerve cells?
  
• How did life on Earth begin?
  
• What is natural selection?
  
• How can bacterial transformation be used in technology?
  
• What does the golgi apparatus do in a plant cell?
  
• How do bones grow?
  
• How do cells regulate ion movement?
  
• How do bacteria differ from a virus?
  
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