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Dictionary » A » Agents Agents(Science: pharmacology) Any power, principle or substance capable of producing an effect, whether physical, chemical or biological. Origin: L. Agens = acting ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Re:... dividing. Irradiation does this mostly by introducing so many errors to the cell's genome that it fails the mitosis and dies. Chemotherapeutic agents have various ways of action, but they all aim to impair mitosis and thus kill fast dividing cells as well -- or force them to undergo apoptosis. ...
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Re: Re:... dividing. Irradiation does this mostly by introducing so many errors to the cell's genome that it fails the mitosis and dies. Chemotherapeutic agents have various ways of action, but they all aim to impair mitosis and thus kill fast dividing cells as well -- or force them to undergo apoptosis. ...
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Re: water problem work sheet... or pond)? 6. Why isn’t a Presumptive test sufficient to determine if water is safe to drink? 7. List five waterborne diseases and their etiologic agents. 8. A student obtained the following results in the Completed test from a sample of water taken from his family’s well. Should he drink the water? ...
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Things that cause cancer (in modern humans who live longer)... the diet is perhaps only one among many factors that contribute to the overall outcome. In that article you linked they also mention carcinogenic agents caused by the cooking and saturated fast, and I they sound like plausible explanations as well. But also their effect could be lessened by higher ...
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Re: 'Evolution'-the most retarded myth ever.... the main reason for biological novelty is not random mutations but genetic and genomic change by a variety of natural genetic engineering agents, competent to (re)regulate, alter and invent genomic sequences and formatting, all of them coordinated, not random.
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