Yes there is.yeah i knw that but there is no way out
Trust yourself.
Tell yourself you can do it.
ummm....... listen to some motivational sports songs for half an hour. get back to study then.
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Yes there is.yeah i knw that but there is no way out
Guys, in the vaccine question, I wrote children were vaccinated as the antigen was given in weakened alive form stimulated immune responce and the other children didn't suffer it because the others were immune .. The phagocytes and the human cell question I wrote "Bacteria secret toxins that attract the phagocytes, they don't have protien receptors complimentary to our antigens.. Why bact can live in phagocytes ? I wrote they secret enzymes that break phagocytic vessicles... HGS I wrote gene mutation forming HGS with low affinity and RBC will be sickled and cresent.. correct ?
Because it was a carnivore, i'd say it was secondary.
vaccine: i wrote that the children have a better diet rich in proteins etc, so stronger immune system... and availability of drugs worlwide, proper usage of drugs,maintain good sanitary conditions, good hygiene..
For the phagocyte question, i wrote that the cell suraface antigens on the bacteria are non-self so generate an immune response...
Bacteria living in phagocytes, i wrote that they release substances that inhibit the hydrolitic enzymes released by lysosomes..
Bacteria living in phagocytes, didn't he say suggest ? what do you think of my answer?vaccine: i wrote that the children have a better diet rich in proteins etc, so stronger immune system... and availability of drugs worlwide, proper usage of drugs,maintain good sanitary conditions, good hygiene..
For the phagocyte question, i wrote that the cell suraface antigens on the bacteria are non-self so generate an immune response...
Bacteria living in phagocytes, i wrote that they release substances that inhibit the hydrolitic enzymes released by lysosomes..
Double helix with many H-bondsWhat did you all write for "DNA as a stable molecule?"
Its the same idea as mine... I hope they are both correct!Bacteria living in phagocytes, didn't he say suggest ? what do you think of my answer?
I wrote about DNA replication, and complementary base pairing... so an exact copy of DNA is produced... thus stable? i guess that's wrongDouble helix with many H-bonds
Replication I think you got a mark.. the DNA is "code carrier" as they carry nitrgenous bases which are the codes coding for prt formation as each 3 bases code for 1 aaI wrote about DNA replication, and complementary base pairing... so an exact copy of DNA is produced... thus stable? i guess that's wrong
Are you talking about the next part? "carrier of codes?" i wrote that answer for the first part, "DNA as stable molecule."Replication I think you got a mark.. the DNA is "code carrier" as they carry nitrgenous bases which are the codes coding for prt formation as each 3 bases code for 1 aa
Carrier of codes?what did you write then in that question?
I don't knowCarrier of codes?
i wrote about transcription, and production of an mRNA molecule, that codes for proteins on ribosomes...
that's actually too high. its probably 41/60 or 40/60 for an A. hahaha lets just hope the curve is actually really low indeed =D46/60 for an A probably..
The paper wasn't that hard neither was it that lengthy...
I ddnt do that good though... I hope the curve is lower
omg, that would be greati guess 40/60 for A
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