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... numbers). Also, I was wondering if it would be interesting for him to try to detect pigments in the algae using a chromatogram. I have found some resources on this, but I was wondering if paper chromatography would work and if some of the pigments could at least be compared to each other. Also, ...

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... etc. In the exams we constantly have to design experiments and describe the "controls." I'm only just learning what controls ARE! What resources are out there to help me?

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... less than the normal ones. And with the "lack of visible symptoms" part I meant that could there be rogue cells that waste energy and resources so much that the organism (i.e. the human body) would suffer during a long time span, even though we cannot detect anything being wrong at ...

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... because an odd point mutation alone can generate a cell that has lost its primary function but not its ability to live and consume energy and resources. The effect of this is probably next to non-existent, however, because the cell division limiting "Hayflick limit" would ensure ...

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... that a decent percentage of cells in a multi-cellular organism doesn't contribute to the organism as a whole and merely exists eating away its resources. Generally speaking, not all cells of type x supposed to do some fucntion y for the body do it. For example not all well-developed cells of ...

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