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Dictionary » R » Respond Respondrespond To say something in return, make an answer, to show some reaction to a force or stimulus, to render satisfaction. Origin: L. Respondere = to answer, reply ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Re:... of that may have wider side effects. Because of the nature of these therapies, it is paradoxically so that often the most aggressive cancers respond best to the treatments since the cancer cells in these cases divide very rapidly. Of course, the cancer may still spread too quickly to be curable. ...
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Re: Re:... of that may have wider side effects. Because of the nature of these therapies, it is paradoxically so that often the most aggressive cancers respond best to the treatments since the cancer cells in these cases divide very rapidly. Of course, the cancer may still spread too quickly to be curable. ...
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Human Pathology 'Multiple-Choice Questions'Hello guys! Double checking my answers for my graduate pathology class! Thanks! Feel free to respond! Would love to debate on answers! 1. The following hormones are easily detectable in the systemic blood EXCEPT: a. GH b. CRH c. FSH d. Oxytocin e. TSH 2. The Drug Discovery ...
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Is evolution as simple as we think?Evolution does not respond to situations, it (through mutations) simply provides possibilities. For example, it the climate gets colder, evolution does not respond by providing fur, feathers, blubber, etc. to insulate against the cold. ...
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Conversion of drug concentration from in vitro study to miceI don't think there is any easy conversion simply because the cells may not respond (and probably will not) in the same way as whole mouse.
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