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    Structure & Function of Biomolecules - Project Work Along the Structure & Function of Biomolecules course‚ you will get the opportunity to study a specific topic related to the course more in-depth in the form of a project work. The work will be conducted in groups of four students‚ and include the search for related information in scientific journals‚ books and on the internet‚ summarize your most important findings in a written report and finally present your work orally to the other students

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    Common Types of Analogies Used on the GRE To be successful at solving GRE analogies‚ you need to be able to form a sentence defining the relationship between the key words of this question. The sentence you form should be tightly focused on the key relationship between the words. To help you formulate these sentences‚ this handout gives you the main types of relationships that the GRE uses in formulating analogy problems. To better help you remember these types we have grouped the 21 types

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    hair‚ insect venom‚ natural rubber latex‚ food components‚ and medications.

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    as a defense or deterrent against their enemies. You may be surprised that the spider or the cobra is not the most poisonous animal in the world. Well‚ the prize goes to the arrow frogs from the rainforests of the Amazon. Just a small drop of their venom is enough to kill a human. Even holding or just touching them is a big risk. They are bright in colors‚ so it is easy to identify them. The next guy in line is the Blue Ring Octopus‚ who comes a close second. Q) Why is the color of the sky blue

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    Behind their ears lie the parotid glands‚ which usually causes their head to appear swollen. These glands are used for defense against predators. The parotid gland produces milky toxic secretion or poison that is dangerous to many species.[1] This venom primarily affects the functioning of the heart. Envenomation is painful‚ but is usually not fatal for humans.[2] However‚ it does have some effects‚ such as burning of the eyes and hands‚ and skin irritation.[1] An adult cane toad (Bufo marinus).

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    Desert Saguaro Cactus Scientific Name: Carnegiea gigantean Habitat: desert slopes and flats Range: Sonoran Desert Observations: The shape and appearance of the Saguaro Cactus is easily recognizable in countless movies set in the desert. The cactus is a producer‚ using photosynthesis to create its energy needs. Since it doesn’t have leaves‚ its photosynthesis takes place in the top layer of its green stem. The cactus uses a number of adaptations to survive in the dry desert conditions. They

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    Practice Questions for FALL FINAL Biology (Ms. Kennedy): REVISED DECEMBER 2010 KEY Note: These are a few sample questions that you can work through for more practice with genetics and experimental design. You should also review the evolution and experimental design quizzes and exams. These questions do NOT cover all of the material covered this semester. Completion of these questions alone will not be sufficient preparation for the final exam. Use the diagram below for #1: The arrangement

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    Pyramus and Thisbe Pg.. 43 Line 93: “With the hinge having been turned cleverly‚ Thisbe departs and devieves her own parents (having veiled her face)‚ and she comes to the tomb and sits under the said tree‚ love was making her brave. Behold there comes a lioness‚ having smeared her foaming jaws‚ from the recent slaughter of cattle‚ about to satisfy her thirst in the waters in the nearby fountain. Line 99: Her from a far by the raise of the moon‚ Babylonian Thisbe saw her and fled with timid

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    Biology Fall 2011-2012 Exam Review [pic][pic] The graphs above show the results of two separate experiments on the same species of plant. Students now want to determine how the use of rainwater or bottled water affects the growth of this plant. Which conditions should be used for optimal growth as the two water types are tested? Answer:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WHY?____________________________________

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    Spider-Man It was in 1962 when the first story in a comic book of one of the most famous super heroes ever appeared in popular culture. We talk about Spider-Man‚ created by the team of cartoonists Stan Lee and Steve Ditko‚ whose stories were part of the Marvel series. The purpose of this brief study that follows is to analyze the character of this super-hero‚ to try to understand why he was so different‚ what made ​​him unique‚ and try to understand why his fame. Spider-Man was actually a young

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