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Dictionary » U » Up-regulation physiology Up-regulation physiologyup-regulation (physiology) process that increases ligand/receptor interactions due to an increase in the number of available receptors. ![]()
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Results from our forumis it too late?(sorry might be off topic)... have to take general biology and they don't expect you to go in knowing a ton. Just understand the basic idea behind Cell Theory and simple physiology. You don't need to be a biologist to be an undergraduate in biology.
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The Kidney... materials are regulated - sugar just follows a Michaelis-Menten pattern based on number of pumps, right-? I don't know enough about the physiology to know if more substances act like this too. Plus, the color formatting of the table - blue on dark gray - makes it hard to read.
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Darwin and Racism... etc can all be altered by changing chemical balances. I'm not saying that we're all hopeless automatons completely reliant on our genes and physiology - and lacking all free will. We're clearly not - though our biology probably influences much more than we're willing to admit.
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Re: The Colin Leslie Dean species paradox... a moment. Species, to me, are essentially ecologically stable gene cohorts. They exist as a "species" because their particular genes and physiology have enabled them to prosper and reproduce to a point at which there are many organisms that share very closely the same characteristics ...
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