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Dictionary » P » Proliferate Proliferateproliferate 1. (Science: biology) To produce or form cells; especially, to produce cells rapidly. 2. (Science: zoology) To produce zooids by budding. Origin: L. Proles offspring _ ferre to bear. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Life seems to have this very powerful urge to proliferate, with every species breeding to capacity. Why is this so? What is it that made this drive? And it isn't only sentient objects that have it. It's a universal law. I ask this very question ...
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Zoology Question.... awful waste of the planets resources. Evolution was always all about filling every possible niche. Life seems to have this very powerful urge to proliferate, with every species breeding to capacity. Why is this so? What is it that made this drive? And it isn't only sentient objects that have ...
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The Keyhole Paradox: Challenging universal common descent.... the mutation of the barb-receptivity could have arisen some time after, and the barb-receptivity could have provided enough of an advantage to proliferate throughout the entire population, as well. The problem lies in the incompatibility factors between the current reproductive system and the ...
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PLEASE IDENTIFY THIS ORGANISIMThis organism has been found proliferate on the skin and lesions of an individual with an extremely itchy rash first thought to be scabies. We think the greenish organisims are demodex but not sure. The magnification is 150x.
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CFSE proliferation assay... to be 5x higher than what we have found optimal for lymphocytes. Alternatively, since the cells are more thoroughly labelled, they may seem to proliferate slower, even if it is just the slower dilution of the dye you notice. Do you calculate the proliferation activity by counting cell divisions, ...
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