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Successors of Solomon: Return of the Dorks
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Thursday, November 18, 2010. Return of the Dorks. Yes, we are posting again. And yes, we know you are surprised. (We’re surprised to find we have a blogging life again now that posts are no longer necessary for a class.) So, dear readers, breathe your sighs of relief at our return and get ready for a little something new. Yes, new. Prepare yourself for a backstory…. I could not even type that with a straight face. That was a rhetorical question. We know there are plenty of more exciting ways. Im soo exci...
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Successors of Solomon: AU Science- Video Presentation
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010. AU Science- Video Presentation. We now present. AU Science- The action movie trailer. May 2, 2010 at 4:06 PM. This is such a well-made video, but the mere fact that you put in Eye of the Tiger is just.awesome. Great job! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Two dorks searching for answers. This is How We Blogroll. Fun Science FRIEDay – Shark Daycare. Sunset Nevers — Praise the Mutilated World (part two). A Fish Eye View. Two years of using the online discussion board Piazza.
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Successors of Solomon: February 2011
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Tuesday, February 15, 2011. How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Microscope. Okay, so I may have posted that we were back a little too soon, but what can I say? Interviewing and preparing for vet school is difficult. Victory dances for these things take time and effort. Plus Jessica has been working like 70 hour weeks. (And I thought I was hard working.). So, you all know which part is the arm and which is the base, right? Iagram. Familiarize yourselves. After all what is biology all about? Right,...
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Science isn't Fiction: Large Lake--Fierce Competitors
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Wednesday, February 16, 2011. Large Lake- Fierce Competitors. Largest lake in the world and the 2 nd. Deepest lake in Africa, Malawi is home to many interesting and diverse creatures including the aggressive African cichlids. That are often kept as pets in tropical fish tanks. Over a period of a few million years, which is a short time in evolution years, over 22 cichlid. Competition, is often studied in these waters in attempt to discover how they partition the habitat for maximum resources. To travel t...
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Science isn't Fiction: Tumor Suppressor Genes
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Thursday, March 31, 2011. Cancer is a deadly disease that affects many families today and I would bet money on the fact that everyone who reads this post probably knows someone who has some form of cancer. A large majority of cancers are caused when something called a tumor suppressor gene. Two types of tumor suppressor genes, Rb. And p53, often become mutated and lead to different types of cancers. A mutation in Rb, which is located on the 13 th. Ans, leads to retinoblastoma. Oncogene allow a cell to co...
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Science isn't Fiction: Mutations cased by Radiation
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Sunday, May 1, 2011. Mutations cased by Radiation. Plants, and military weaponry. Radiation can be found everywhere on Earth and it can have negative effects on DNA depending on how intesnse the radiation is and how long the person was exposed to it. Radiation is naturally occuring as well as produced by man-made products, there is no complete way to escape it, people just have to learn how to protect themselves from it the best they can. May 30, 2015 at 2:52 AM. January 24, 2016 at 8:58 PM.
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Science isn't Fiction: March 2011
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Thursday, March 31, 2011. Cancer is a deadly disease that affects many families today and I would bet money on the fact that everyone who reads this post probably knows someone who has some form of cancer. A large majority of cancers are caused when something called a tumor suppressor gene. Two types of tumor suppressor genes, Rb. And p53, often become mutated and lead to different types of cancers. A mutation in Rb, which is located on the 13 th. Ans, leads to retinoblastoma. Oncogene allow a cell to co...
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Science isn't Fiction: April 2011
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Friday, April 29, 2011. Negative Feedback and Blood Glucose Regulation. Our ability to maintain relatively constant internal conditions is due to homeostasis. It may sound pretty boring, but without homeostasis we would have to change the way we do a lot of things. For example, without the ability to regulate our body temperature we'd have to rely on external sources of heat to warm us (think of a lizard sitting on a rock in the sun.not very productive, right? Thursday, April 28, 2011. In the body, a neg...
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Science isn't Fiction: February 2011
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Wednesday, February 16, 2011. Large Lake- Fierce Competitors. Largest lake in the world and the 2 nd. Deepest lake in Africa, Malawi is home to many interesting and diverse creatures including the aggressive African cichlids. That are often kept as pets in tropical fish tanks. Over a period of a few million years, which is a short time in evolution years, over 22 cichlid. Competition, is often studied in these waters in attempt to discover how they partition the habitat for maximum resources. To travel t...
