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Question #29578
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Question #1e366
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How are carbohydrates and saccharides related?
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Question #2c2dd
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Why most fatty acids have even number of carbon atoms?
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What are the filaments called that help some bacteria stick to surfaces and exchange plasmids through conjugation?
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What are the muscles involved in biting and chewing an apple?
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Question #d4caf
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How did the meaning of "organic" change during the 19th century?
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Is ozone depletion cyclic?
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What is the structure of the ammonia molecule?
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What are the intermolecular forces in KOH?
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In response to a stimulus, do skeletal muscle fibers always contract to 25% of their potential ability, always contract to 50% of their potential ability, always contract to 100% of their potential ability, or none of the above?
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Which layer is thicker, the dermis or the epidermis?
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What parts of speech are a, an, and the?
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Where is pepsinogen, a digestive enzyme, secreted?
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In the female mammalian reproductive system, what is the purpose of the oviduct?
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Question #62177
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Question #0dd91
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Question #d61ec
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What is the commissure that connects the left and right hemispheres?
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What molecules form proteins when linked with covalent bonds?
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What is 'Folding of polypeptide chain'?And what is its effect?
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Are the bronchi, alveoli, and pharynx all found in the lungs? If not, which is not?
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Question #5988d
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What is the reaction between #"potassium hydroxide"# and #"sulfuric acid"#?
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What structure does act as a door at the entrance of trachea?
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Question #d3ffd
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What do animal and plant cells have in common?
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Why is it better to eat food that has been covered versus food that has been uncovered?
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Question #65b20
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When your physician asks you to open your mouth, stick out your tongue and say "ahh", what muscles are you contracting?
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How can we determine if an enzyme will work with a specific substrate?
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What are the four basic components of blood?
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What is the condition that is caused by increased secretion of growth hormone during childhood in which a person reaches an abnormal stature?
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What is the difference between an antigen and an allergen?
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Question #62f05
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Question #8ba00
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At #"STP"# what is the molar quantity of dinitrogen gas which has a volume of #5.6*L#?
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How can neurons generate consciousness?
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What is the small sac under the liver?
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Question #45e92
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Question #1cc98
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Question #69761
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How do the two differ - (1) adding water to acid and (2) adding acid to water?
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Question #c26d0
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What are the events which lead to the formation of (a) identical twins, and (b) fraternal twins?
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Question #424c2
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How do impulses cross the synapse?
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How many water molecules in a #0.90*g# mass of water?
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Question #772f2
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Where in the human body is the pituitary gland located?
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What is nitrogen fixation?
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Why do bryophyta plants grow in land but need water for fertilization because of which they are called amphibian plants?
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Question #47551
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What is the first part of the Calvin cycle?
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What is the first part of the large intestine that is attached to the vermiform appendix?
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During cross-bridge formation, the cocked head of myosin attaches to what on the thin filament?
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Question #86a6f
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What does semiconservative mean in the context of DNA?
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What are four examples of air pollutants?
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How does skeletal muscle differ from smooth muscle?
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What are the elements of the poem?
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Question #f1257
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Name the process by which bacteria multiply themselves?
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Question #47061
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Question #00d20
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Question #781c0
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Question #d1fbd
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What affects cellular respiration in plants?
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Question #d3f4e
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Question #a0fc7
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Question #8c760
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Question #6e89a
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How do presynaptic and postsynaptic neurons work?
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How many moles of water are produced when #"2.15 moles"# of oxygen gas react with excess hydrogen gas?
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Question #6dcaf
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Question #5538f
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