Physiologists

... include the ventral anterior, ventral lateral, ventral posterior and the metathalamus (medial and lateral geniculate bodies). On the other hand, physiologists divide the thalamic nuclei according to their connections (input and output) into specific and nonspecific nuclei. The medical students ...

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... by Mathews. If you really want to get into how plants work you could look at "Plant biochemistry" by Heldt, but this is more for plant physiologists. Well, that was the tips I could think of tonight. Good luck!! (I realise that this reply might be a little late with, but I hope you ...

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first of all, there are other bacteria except cyanobacteria. Second, algae are considered plants by physiologists. Third, some algae like Macrocystis and Sargassum deffinetly show that they are multicellular. Heck, they even have lateral meristems. Forth, by some classifications, ...

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... in the last 5 to 6 years to embrace virtually all areas of biological and medical research. It will be of great value to biochemists, physiologists and molecular biologists whose research impriges upon cell death. Download

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... However, I also recognize that the full significance of this observation has not been understood and seemingly not accepted by contemporary cell physiologists in terms of paradigms and working hypotheses. This theme is continued in the article: Vladimir Matveev. Protoreaction of Protoplasm. Cell. ...

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