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If we can’t replicate life in a lab, how could it happen randomly?InterstellarOctopus198595
Which could be an application of molecular biology to prevent & identify cancer?MontseJmz0937
Does mobile phone tower radiation pose health problems?EmmaHildyard63623299
How does a cell know it is a muscle cell vs a skin cell?Heather Jameson21383
Which cells survive best without oxygen?benm3551
Cancer cells and cell divisionbenm0439
How is it possible for DNA to contain instructions for all diverse cells?jack_21377
Setting up a cell suspension, Help needed! NoxiousPathogen2716
How many cells do bacteria contain?jeffreyH72801
Do mitochondria have any relatives that live outside the human cell?katieHaylor11287
Is a donated organ eventually replaced by the new host's own cells?chris42197
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