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eukaryotic-cells× 11
Organisms whose cells contain complex structures enclosed within membranes (membrane bound organelle).
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population-dynamics× 11
The scientific study of short-term and long-term changes in the size and age composition of populations and the processes driving these changes.
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rna-sequencing× 11
Determining the sequence of RNA. This technique is used for discovery and quantification of mRNAs and ncRNAs.
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protein-folding× 10 |
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stem-cells× 10
Cells which have not fully differentiated yet, i.e. with the potential to develop into other kinds of cells through asymmetric cell division.
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staining× 10
Set of methods to visualize certain properties (structure, Ca level, expression of certain genes, potential changes) of organisms or single cells.
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book-recommendation× 10
Questions relating to requests for basic reference materials that are broad in scope.
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antibody× 10
A protein produced by the B-cells of the immune system which binds to a particular antigen, a foreign substance to the body.
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ichthyology× 10
Questions relating to the study of fish
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imaging× 10
The process of gathering visual studies of tissue or the body for purposes of research or diagnostics.
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plant-anatomy× 10
The study of the form and internal structures of plants.
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organs× 10
A collection of tissues which work together to accomplish a function. The organisational unit above tissues and below systems.
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neurology× 10
The medical specialty involving the diagnosis and treatment of all categories of disease involving the central, peripheral, and autonomic nervous systems, including their coverings, blood vessels, and…
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lab-reagents× 10
Chemicals used in the lab for experiments
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mitosis× 10
The eukaryotic process characterized by replication of nuclear DNA and formation of a second identical nucleus.
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gene-regulation× 9
The processes by which gene products (largely RNA and proteins) are increased or decreased
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telomere× 9
A region of repeating DNA at the end of a chromosome that has a protective function
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yeast× 9
a polyphyletic group of unicellular fungi. Usually the term yeast is used synonymously with the baker's yeast - Saccharomyces cerevisiae
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population-biology× 9
Questions pertaining to populations of organisms.
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plasmids× 9
Segments of DNA that can replicate outside of the chromosomes. Generally found in bacteria
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sex× 9 |
sexual-selection× 9
The concepts of mate choice and competition over eligible members of the opposite sex in animals and perhaps humans.
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skin× 9
Questions about the integumentary system of vertebrates.
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ribosome× 8
Organelles responsible for protein synthesis in cells. They are distinguished into "free" and "membrane-bound" classes.
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sds-page× 8
Questions pertaining to sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, a technique used to separate proteins according to electrophoretic mobility
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vitamins× 8
Questions regarding organic compounds required by an organism as a vital nutrient in limited amounts.
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evolutionary-game-theory× 8
The application of dynamic systems and game theory to evolving populations in biology, economics, and social sciences. It is particularly well suited for studying social dilemmas like the evolution of…
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death× 8
A state in which an organism or a cellular system, as defined by its full set of functionality, ceases to exist (i.e., most of the functions are irreversibly lost).
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astrobiology× 8
The scientific study of the origin, evolution, distribution, and future of life in the universe.
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nucleic-acids× 8
Polymers/Oligomers of mononucleotides. Nucleotides are composed of heterocyclic bases such as Adenine, Guanine, Thymine, Cytosine, Uracil, Hypoxanthine, Pseudouridine, Methylcytosine etc, linked to a …
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palaeontology× 8
the study of organisms that lived in prehistoric times.
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organic-chemistry× 8
Chemistry relating to carbon containing compounds
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mrna× 7
produced during transcription before it leaves the nucleus to be be acted upon by a ribosome in the process of translation. This produces a sequence of acids for which mRNA can be co…
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liver× 7
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memory× 7
encoded, stored, and retrieved.
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