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Dictionary » R » Replicate Replicatereplicate 1. One of several identical processes or observations. 2. To repeat; to produce an exact copy. ![]()
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Results from our forumStem and Progenitor Cell Questions... possibility of providing the good cells for the bad cells, or the cells that even have all died out. 5. Progenitor cells are cells that usually replicate themselves asymmetrically to be another progenitor cell and a cell towards whatever lineage they are to be (the muscle cell, neuron, blood, ...
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Re: Natural selection is proven wrong... the cell had before, with something new in the fused copy for epigenetic systems to control to meet the needs of the growing cell. The fusion now replicates in the population as follows: 48 and 48 parents produce a 48 offspring only. 48 and 47 parents produce a 48 or 47 offspring. 47 and 47 parents ...
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Re: Life is an entity which can self replicate all you are saying is what life can do ie replicate but not what life is Biology is defining a set of rules to govern observed phenomena which we characterize as living. and it rules of classification ...
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Biology is not a science Life is an entity which can self replicate all you are saying is what life can do ie replicate but not what life is Biology is defining a set of rules to govern observed phenomena which we characterize as living. and it rules of classification ...
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Re: Biology is not a scienceAll those people with philosopher degrees have to make money some how... Life is an entity which can self replicate and is generally thought to be made of organic materials. Using this principle, life is definable. I agree that physicists and chemists explain patterns and label ...
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