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Dictionary » T » Tense Tensetense Tight, rigid, or strained; characterised by anxiety and psychological strain. Origin: L. Tensus, pp. Of tendo, to stretch ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Stomach bloating and weight gainHello, I ran across this while Google-ing my condition. Ironically, I was (past tense) a molecular biologist about 25 years ago. I've read through this thread and can't seem to find anything similar to my situation - so I thought I'd take a try at asking if anyone ...
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The Best Biology Definitions... referring to Mel and 'nem' Metacarpal ............... a big car pool Microbodies ............... short people Node ............... past tense of know Organelle ............... a small musical instrument Seed ............... past tense of see Sex ............... the number after 5 Tachycardia ...
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The Fiber DiseaseI'm just going to make one last comment. When I was (past tense) looking at the HIV/AIDS viruses last week, I came upon some new ones that is how and why i wanted to discuss them here. It seems as if only Sky and myself ventured out to do so. But if you ...
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to Doc44you state you had this disease(past tense). would you mind sharing how you rid yourself of it? you would be the first I am aware of. [quote="Doc44"]Had this disease and almost died.
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Preparing for IBO... 3)Biochmistry by Lehninger 4) Molecular biology by Lodish & some authers (i m not remembering them now!) 5) Gene VIII by Lewin Don't be tense! these r some of the books!! :lol: Don't go buying these books or u will loose ur shirt! :P These r ref. books! u can use AIIMS papers also. :roll: ...
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