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... era would falsify the theory of evolution. You might argue that, even if archeologists found a puzzle piece that didn't fit, they might force it into the puzzle anyway. I know next to nothing about homology, so I can't speak on that any further. The 'theory' of 'evolution' again is not ...

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... era would falsify the theory of evolution. You might argue that, even if archeologists found a puzzle piece that didn't fit, they might force it into the puzzle anyway. I know next to nothing about homology, so I can't speak on that any further. However, genetics provides the test as ...

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... 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. So, as peculiar as it may sound, in radiotherapy cancer is fought with its own weapons: mutations. Naturally, both ...

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... 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. So, as peculiar as it may sound, in radiotherapy cancer is fought with its own weapons: mutations. Naturally, both ...

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... and translocate fewer protons. This could ensure adequate rates of reoxidation of NADH and quinol. -- White, 2003. Also, (delta)p = proton motive force. I'm just a bit confused...I thought e's were just being passed from NADH to the final e' acceptor. Is the benefit of having an NDH-2 to avoid ...

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