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Dictionary » S » Specialization Specializationspecialization 1. The act of specializing, or the state of being spezialized. 2. (Science: biology) The setting spart of a particular organ for the performance of a particular function. (biology) the structural adaptation of some body part for a particular function; cell differentiation in the developing embryo. ![]()
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Results from our forumhow to live and work with animals and forests... not cheap, you probably cannot just quit the medical profession altogether. I don't know much about medical school, but maybe you do not need the specialization and could become instead a general practitioner. Then, you do not need to keep paying tuition fees and could start practicing and start ...
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what process is needed to create human beingLots of differentiation - specialization of cell types as they go from stem-cell states to their final states as neurons, liver cells, skin cells, etc.
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Increasing Specialization Of Structure And Function Among An... and stucked in it. I need help please. Any one who have any idea concerning the question; let him bring in his idea let's discuss: Increasing specialization of structure and function among animals of the same class or order for survival in a new and different environment is called A. adaptive ...
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Re: Theories - Origin of Life... logical and informative. Also, as I already said, I applaud the effort you applied to learn the subject not immediately relevant to your specialization, and the bravery with which you battle your powerful opposition. Unfortunately, until the detailed explanation is provided about what ...
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Cells... the same time(related to cytoskeleton and contractile elements). and so on.... the point is smaller cells = more cells at the same volume = more specialization of function = more efficient of a multi-cellular organism at survival = good for us ;) for reference,the idea becomes clearer and clearer ...
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