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Well, 4 more days to go for my last exam! PLZ pray for me ;)
Well, 4 more days to go for my last exam! PLZ pray for me ;)- Mstudent
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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!
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Guys last min EXP plz!! why CAN'T i use (V2+) + 2e- -----> V in this question? -
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Holmes naah. Not anymore, unfortunately
Holmes naah. Not anymore, unfortunately- Mstudent
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1 day left! Logging out of XPC till june 24th! Good luck with all of your xms and I wish you...
1 day left! Logging out of XPC till june 24th! Good luck with all of your xms and I wish you all the best! ;) P.S: PLZ pray for me too!- Mstudent
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A level Biology: Post your doubts here!
It moves from P - down to apex - then moves bottom up through purkyne tissues -
A level Biology: Post your doubts here!
A***** No they can't directly or by themselves. But they can neutralize toxins, or can cause clumping of bacteria or viruses so immobilizing them making it easier for *macrophages* to destroy them -
A level Biology: Post your doubts here!
No it isn't, macrophages are just large enough to fit into a capillary Hehe, no it doesn't go downwards. that must be the mucous membrane that consists of one or more layers of epithelial cells according to wikipedia -
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I'm pretty much sure that all WBCs can enter the tissue fluid, by squeezing in, that's why 3 is wrong The layer just under the goblet cells is very likely the epithelial layer, and no it can't disappear! -
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Yes & Goblet Nothing to do with knowing the map for malaria, All to do with Prevention methods, in developed countries no malaria present but mosquito is, cause plasmodium cannot thrive in these conditions as better treatment opportunities in these countries and some eradicated the disease -
A level Biology: Post your doubts here!
What papers are they? Damn! Sorry , My bad -
A level Biology: Post your doubts here!
A***** Anopheles isn't a disease, its a species of mosquito, the vector, and Malaria is the disease. Female Anopheles mosquitoes spread Malaria, the disease, between people. -
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Can anyone explain the difference between Out-breeding and Crossbreeding? PLZ -