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... cells who are constantly 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 ...

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... cells who are constantly 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 ...

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Hi there. I was doing a science fair project and my idea is to do it on how far you can cut a leaf before it dies (you know, will the venation keep it alive or will it not be enough). To do this, I need different plants to test it on. My idea was to judge which plants to use ...

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I am looking for a rational debete how about discussing this rather than avoid it by adhominums Namely in one case a person dies before reproducing because of inherited genes ie breast cancer gene then it is claimed that the genes were of harmful or unfavorabl e – because they stopped ...

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... stopped her from reproducing up to menopause ie her full reproductive term And again if a woman at reproduction age- from puberty to menopause- dies before reproducing then it could be argued that those genes were harmful or unfavorable as they stopped her from reproducing Thus it is seen that ...

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