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Natural Science Forum / Biology / Biology / September 2003



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Extracted Stem Cells...30 Sep 2003 14:01 GMT1
Hello all,
I was wondering.  For embryonic stem cell research, when exactly do the
embryonic stem cells get extracted from the embryo?  ie: How many days
after conception can they be extracted, (at the earliest but most
Why do fish have backbones?30 Sep 2003 00:35 GMT8
Skeletons are generally needed for structural support for land
organisms in order for their bodies to overcome gravity and aid in
locomotion.
What are the underlying structural and physical reasons for the
Genetic Interference and siRNA25 Sep 2003 12:55 GMT1
  Recently, I have been involved with researching up to date information on
advancements in Genetic Interference. I'm quite new to the concept, and I
needed help and expertise of people on the newsgroup.
Please find the time to suggest helpful reading material, published articles
Quercus Virginiana Artifacts on Stonehenge Loan22 Sep 2003 21:03 GMT1
Quercus Virginiana Artifacts on Stonehenge Loan
Common name: Gopher shittim, Live oak
Other names: Noah's ark, Virginia Live oak, Spanish oak
Scientific name: Quercus Virginiana
epistatic22 Sep 2003 14:01 GMT1
what is epistatic
soy is dangwerous?10 Sep 2003 01:14 GMT2
I was reading in this site how dangerous soy is.  Is this true?  Should I
worry about it?
http://www.soyonlineservice.co.nz/
"All soybeans contain the natural toxins  ..."
Blood Pressure of Mice04 Sep 2003 00:59 GMT3
I'm doing a science fair project for my high school, and we're allowed
to do some "clinical trials" on mice if we need to test an idea. Me
and my partner wanted to know how it might be possible to get the
blood pressure of a mouse. There has to be a way, right? any leads
 
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