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• How do killer T cells recognise cancer cells from other body cells?
  
• What is the most important neurotransmitter in the brain?
  
• What is a repressible operon?
  
• What are the steps of binary fission?
  
• What are the characteristics of black soil?
  
• 1. What are the differences between interphase and inter kinesis?
  
• What causes mucus in bowel movements?
  
• How do cancer cells travel through the body?
  
• What is the source of urea in the body?
  
• Why is DNA profiling used?
  
• What is decomposition?
  
• What is the role of microfilaments in cell division?
  
• How do anticoagulants prevent clotting of blood?
  
• How and why does the human body have dreams?
  
• Why are rangelands important?
  
• What is alluvial gold mining?
  
• In plants, what is the stroma?
  
• What is nonrenewable resource ?
  
• What can cause mutations?
  
• How does air pollution adversely affect human health?
  
• Why are neurons amitotic?
  
• In which conditions will seeds germinate?
  
• What usually causes a hematoma?
  
• What is a prominent symptom of pericarditis?
  
• What are spores?
  
• What is organogenesis?
  
• What the meaning of a cell?
  
• The knee joint is stabilized by what major ligaments?
  
• What is hepatic encephalopathy?
  
• During fertilization a single sperm joins with an ovum. The nuclei of both cells join together to create one cell. What is that new cell called?
  
• What is the definition of recombinant dna technology?
  
• What is a lac operon?
  
• What is the economic importance of macroalgae?
  
• Can you tell me the function of hepatic vein?
  
• How can a plasmid be described?
  
• What is an elisa test?
  
• What is protonema?
  
• Why is X-inactivation needed in humans?
  
• What are the seed leaves that provide energy for young seedlings of angiosperms called?
  
• What are lichens?
  
• When you have placenta previa do you only bleed when it's time for your period or do you bleed all through your pregnancy? What happens?
  
• What does embryogenesis mean?
  
• What is the purpose of the Na+ and K+ pumps in animals?
  
• Why does mitosis take place?
  
• How do fungi reproduce?
  
• Where do antigens come from?
  
• What are photoperiods?
  
• What is an invasive species?
  
• What is a bacterial transformation?
  
• How are benign tumors treated?
  
• What are angiosperms?
  
• What is a rotifer?
  
• What is speciation?
  
• What is the function of a nephridia in an earth worm?
  
• What cell types are found in the dermis?
  
• What are flowers?
  
• urine is carried from the kidney to the urinary bladder by the?
  
• Why do wrinkles develop in the skin?
  
• What is the cause of sports anemia?
  
• Why are coral reefs home to a huge diverse variety of species?
  
• What are biofilms?
  
• What is alternation of generations?
  
• How are gap junctions formed?
  
• What is logistic growth?
  
• What are defensins?
  
• What does phosphorylation mean?
  
• What are spiracles ?
  
• What us a phenotype?
  
• Why is PCR used so much in biotechnology?
  
• What are monocots?
  
• How does a vaccine work?
  
• What are the functions of transmembrane proteins?
  
• What taste buds are on the side of tongue?
  
• Explain the secondary structure of proteins.
  
• What is meant by Agamospermy?
  
• What part of the flower makes pollen?
  
• What effect do beta blockers have on the heart?
  
• What is a good thesis on what is the connection between smell and taste?
  
• How does genomic imprinting relate to the concept of epigenetics?
  
• What is abiogenesis ?
  
• What gene does Down Syndrome affect?
  
• Can you tell me any 5 names of harmless fungi?
  
• What is fluid-phase endocytosis?
  
• What nucleic acids store genetic information?
  
• What is sympatric speciation?
  
• What is soil fertility?
  
• What are some examples of nucleic acids?
  
• What is the carbon cycle?
  
• What is a continental glacier?
  
• What is bioenergetics?
  
• What is the function of the seminal vesicles in an earthworm?
  
• What are some examples of benthic zones?
  
• What is the function of the earthworm's clitellum?
  
• How is placenta accreta treated?
  
• What is transpiration?
  
• What is metanephridia?
  
• The Ames test uses bacteria to test for what?
  
• What is the function of whiskers on animals?
  
• What is phytoplankton ?
  
• What are the general characteristics of members of the class aves?
  
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