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Dictionary » S » Substance p Substance psubstance P A vasoactive intestinal peptide (1348 D) found in the brain, spinal ganglia and intestine of vertebrates. Induces vasodilatation, salivation and increases capillary permeability. Sequence: RPKPQFFGLM. ![]()
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Results from our forumholographic origin of life... what i mean with a simple example: If you consider that an organism is a system of multiple reactions, then the following are happening: If a substance A is reacting with substance B ,lets say they give us C plus D.And then C plus D gives us E.If you make it more complicated, A+B gives C+D ...
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Re: The general theory of origin of life... was called "Universal" on multiple grounds. Perhaps, will be the first attempt to show the process of "revitalization" of substance on the molecular-energetic level.
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Why do neurones only have one axon?... up transmission of a nerve impulse and the answer to this i do not believe to be yes because neurones are insulated ( some are anyway) with a substance called myelin this enables very fast transmission and has gaps at regular intervals called nodes of ranvier where diffusion of ions can occur. ...
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FLU/time to FLU/mg/minYes, n is amount of substance http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amount_of_substance in moles if you have 0.5 mol in 0.1 l, than the concentration is 0.5 mol/0.1 l = 0.05 mol/l
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Signature of CellSignature of cell is new things in female genetics.Brain power of any child is proportional to their mother's age and qualification.A substance named "Skillgen" is responsible for it..Skillgen made during what we learn through age and stored in every cell,these do not inherited ...
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