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Breathing gas mixtures other than air underwater and especially using rebreather devices underwater, are activities which require additional specialized training.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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Bubbling in the underwater seal indicates air is escaping through the water seal.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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Corzo is the only tequila that uses sparging, a process which introduces microscopic air bubbles before bottling and allows the tequila to breathe.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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In such a breath-hindering air, she was not only living alive but was keeping me alive as well nude teen sluts.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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Keep the air bubbles in the mixture.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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Kingpin tries to drown both Jameson and Spider-Man, but Spider-Man uses his webbing to create an air bubble that keeps them both alive.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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My body is still alive because i keep breathing (while there is a little bit of clean air somewhere).
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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Necessities Everybody needs to breathe air, drink water, and eat food to keep alive.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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Nymphs use the tip of the abdominal breathing tube to introduce bubbles of air into these excreta to form spittle.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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Scuba diving is the process of observing and enjoying the underwater world for extended periods of time by using air tanks and special breathing apparatus.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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Some species of spider are able to live underwater by carrying an air supply with them in the form of a bubble of air.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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The Coconut crab uses structures called Branchiostegal lungs to breathe air and indeed will drown in water, hence it breathes on land and holds its breath underwater.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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The fishing spider manages to breath underwater, relying on air trapped in their body hair.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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The illustration shows a polar bear breathing underwater and blowing an air bubble.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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Then comes to a third kiss underwater in an air bubble made by Percy.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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To keep the water aerated, gently bubble air into the container using an airstone.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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When people breathe, it is the oxygen that we take out of the air to keep our cells and bodies alive.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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When the air bubble is large enough, the spider settles into it.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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and the roots keep drinking water, and the leaves keep breathing the air, and the sun keeps them alive and busy;
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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scuba (self-contained underwater breathing apparatus) The use of tanks of compressed air for breathing underwater.
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An underwater spider uses shiny air bubble to breathe and keep alive.
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An antifreeze is an additive which lowers the freezing point of a water-based liquid.
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Antifreeze lowers it the freezing temperature of the water in car radiators.
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As the salt is mixed with the water (or ice) it lowers the temperature at which the water will freeze.
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Antifreeze lowers it the freezing temperature of the water in car radiators.
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At night, radiational cooling lowers the temperature below the freezing point.
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Antifreeze lowers it the freezing temperature of the water in car radiators.
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By lowering the temperature of water, it can freeze into a solid.
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Antifreeze lowers it the freezing temperature of the water in car radiators.
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The freezing of water to form ice crystals as temperature is lowered is a familiar example.
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Antifreeze lowers it the freezing temperature of the water in car radiators.
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by lowering the temperature at which the water will freeze 39.
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Antifreeze lowers it the freezing temperature of the water in car radiators.
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Interstellar dust, interstellar extinction, interstellar gas, nebulae;
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Interstellar medium consists of thinly spread gas and dust.
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Interstellar gas and cosmic dust.
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Interstellar medium consists of thinly spread gas and dust.
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Interstellar medium is gas and dust that occupies interstellar space.
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Interstellar medium consists of thinly spread gas and dust.
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Interstellar medium, ISM The gas and dust particles found between stars.
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Interstellar medium consists of thinly spread gas and dust.
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Interstellar medium- the gas and dust between the stars.
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Interstellar medium consists of thinly spread gas and dust.
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Much of the mass of the universe is contained in clouds of gas and dust that pervade the interstellar medium and come together in nebulae.
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Interstellar medium consists of thinly spread gas and dust.
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Roughly 1 per cent of the interstellar medium is dust, the rest hydrogen gas (80
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Interstellar medium consists of thinly spread gas and dust.
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Spiral arms, dust and the interstellar medium.
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Interstellar medium consists of thinly spread gas and dust.
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Stars are initially formed from the diffuse interstellar medium (ISM), which consists of gas and small dust grains of condensed material.
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Interstellar medium consists of thinly spread gas and dust.
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Air rises to the east of troughs, which leads to the formation of clouds and precipitation while sinking air to the west inhibits clouds and precipitation.
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Rising and sinking air influences precipitation in a region.
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All precipitation in the region evaporates, sinks underground or flows into lakes (mostly saline).
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Rising and sinking air influences precipitation in a region.
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As air rises, the moisture in the rising air cools, condenses and forms clouds and precipitation .
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Rising and sinking air influences precipitation in a region.
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Clouds and precipitation are caused by rising air, while clear weather is caused by sinking air (5-8).
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Rising and sinking air influences precipitation in a region.
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In addition, air and precipitation quality are measured on regional scales.
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Rising and sinking air influences precipitation in a region.
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Precipitation, which is associated with rising air, will therefore not occur unless a low-pressure center passes through the region, a rare phenomenon in the summer.
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Rising and sinking air influences precipitation in a region.
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Sea-level rise will affect the shipping industry and fishing while any increase or decrease in precipitation will influence the productivity of agro-based industry in the region.
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Rising and sinking air influences precipitation in a region.
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The irregularity of precipitation , characteristicly of that region, gives rise to oscillations in cassava production, influencing the price of cassava flour and, consequently, farmers' incomes.
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Rising and sinking air influences precipitation in a region.
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At sexual maturity, ovaries and testes produce diploid gametes by meiosis.
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Sexual reproduction with gametes and fertilization produces diploid sporophyte.
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D) At sexual maturity, ovaries and testes produce diploid gametes by meiosis.
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Sexual reproduction with gametes and fertilization produces diploid sporophyte.
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Gametophytes then produce haploid gametes, which join with other gametes through fertilization to form diploid sporophytes once again.
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Sexual reproduction with gametes and fertilization produces diploid sporophyte.
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Include terms such as alternation of generations, sporophyte, gametophyte, gamete, sperm, egg, fertilization, meiosis, megaspore, microspore, pollen, embryo, haploid, zygote, diploid.
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Sexual reproduction with gametes and fertilization produces diploid sporophyte.
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ON THE MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF SPERM-EGG FERTILIZATION Sexual reproduction, defined in this context as the fusion of two haploid cells (gametes) during fertilization to form a diploid zygote, occurs in almost all eukaryotes.
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Sexual reproduction with gametes and fertilization produces diploid sporophyte.
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Sexual reproduction with gametes and fertilization produces a diploid sporophyte generation.
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Sexual reproduction with gametes and fertilization produces diploid sporophyte.
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The life cycle of a bryophyte involves the alternation of two multicellular generations, the gametophyte (haploid, gamete producing phase) and the sporophyte (diploid, spore producing phase).
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Sexual reproduction with gametes and fertilization produces diploid sporophyte.
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The mode reproduction used by most animals, however, is sexual reproduction, in which a diploid zygote or fertilized egg is produced from the fertilization of a haploid egg by a haploid sperm.
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Sexual reproduction with gametes and fertilization produces diploid sporophyte.
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This may happen when a diploid cell undergoes failed meiosis, producing diploid gametes, and self-fertilizes to produce a tetraploid zygote.
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Sexual reproduction with gametes and fertilization produces diploid sporophyte.
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This means that a diploid generation (the sporophyte, which produces spores) is followed by a haploid generation (the gametophyte or prothallus, which produces gametes).
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Sexual reproduction with gametes and fertilization produces diploid sporophyte.
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Those species that have sexual reproduction are diploid and produce gametes by meiosis.
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Sexual reproduction with gametes and fertilization produces diploid sporophyte.
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A single subunit of DNA is called a nucleotide and consists of a nitrogen-containing base, a sugar, and a phosphate group.
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The base of a nucleotide within dna consists of nitrogen.
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DNA, the genetic building block, is made up of substances called nucleotides, each of which consists of a phosphate, a sugar known as deoxyribose and any one of four nitrogen-containing bases.
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The base of a nucleotide within dna consists of nitrogen.
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Nucleotides consist of a five-carbon sugar, a heterocyclic nitrogen-containing organic base, and a phosphate group.
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The base of a nucleotide within dna consists of nitrogen.
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Nucleotides consist of a five-carbon sugar, phosphate group and a nitrogen containing base.
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The base of a nucleotide within dna consists of nitrogen.
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Nucleotides in DNA are composed of a nitrogen containing base, a 5-carbon sugar (deoxyribose), and phosphate groups.
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The base of a nucleotide within dna consists of nitrogen.
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The basic unit of DNA is called a nucleotide, which is in turn composed of a sugar, a phosphate, and a nitrogen-containing base.
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The base of a nucleotide within dna consists of nitrogen.
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Another distinguishing feature of plant cells is the large central vacuole, which stores a water reserve as well as essential chemicals, waste products of cellular metabolism, and sometimes other species-specific functions, such as storage of poisons or flower pigments.
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The large central vacuole store water.
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Excessive loss of water from the central vacuole results in a plasmolysis , a collapse of the cytoplasm to the region of the collapsed vacuole.
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The large central vacuole store water.
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Malic acid is stored during the night in the large cell vacuole.
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The large central vacuole store water.
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Plasmolysis Shrinkage of cell protoplasm away from its wall due to removal of water from its large central vacuole.
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The large central vacuole store water.
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The central vacuole is a large structure which provides support and stores water and minerals the plant may need.
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The large central vacuole store water.
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The organism lies in the sediment layer waiting for a storm or other disturbance to bring nitrate-rich water into its area, and then uses the large vacuole to store away the nitrates that it needs.
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The large central vacuole store water.
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They are stored in vacuoles as crystals or solubilized.
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The large central vacuole store water.
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Vacuoles store nutrients and wastes.
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The large central vacuole store water.
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a plant "wilts" when water is lost from the central vacuole.
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The large central vacuole store water.
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Charophyta reproductive structures develop at these nodes and are, along with the biflagellate sperm produced in the male gametangium, quite similar to those of mosses.
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The male reproductive system consists of structures that produce sperm and secrete testosterone.
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How the Male Reproductive System Works Sperm are male reproductive cells.
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The male reproductive system consists of structures that produce sperm and secrete testosterone.
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In males, estrogen is produced from testosterone and is thought to be involved in the formation of sperm.
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The male reproductive system consists of structures that produce sperm and secrete testosterone.
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In men, the senescent changes in the reproductive system occur gradually, and include declining sperm count, less testosterone secretion, and waning libido.
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The male reproductive system consists of structures that produce sperm and secrete testosterone.
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Testicles are the reproductive organs that secrete the male hormone testosterone and produce spermatozoa.
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The male reproductive system consists of structures that produce sperm and secrete testosterone.
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The female reproductive system consists of structures that produce female gametes called eggs and secrete the female sex hormone estrogen.
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The male reproductive system consists of structures that produce sperm and secrete testosterone.
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The male sexual glands, the two testes within the scrotum produce sperm and testosterone.
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The male reproductive system consists of structures that produce sperm and secrete testosterone.
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The testicles are responsible for producing sperm and the male hormone testosterone.
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The male reproductive system consists of structures that produce sperm and secrete testosterone.
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T Cell Lymphocyte cells that are produced in the thymus to provide immunity to antigens.
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The thymus gland produces t cells.
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T cells are white blood cells, derived from the thymus gland , that participate in a variety of cell-mediated immune reactions.
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The thymus gland produces t cells.
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T cells immune system cells that develop in the thymus gland.
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The thymus gland produces t cells.
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T-cell A white blood cell produced in the thymus.
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The thymus gland produces t cells.
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The T cell is formed in the thymus gland and is a natural killer of foreign cells, including cancer cells.
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The thymus gland produces t cells.
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The Thymus gland matures the CD4 cells produced in the bone marrow.
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The thymus gland produces t cells.
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The function of the thymus is to produce mature T cells.
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The thymus gland produces t cells.
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The thymus gland makes T cells and is the master gland of a healthy immune system.
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The thymus gland produces t cells.
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Zinc is also very important to keep your immune system working well and especially for your thymus gland to produce the powerful activated T cells.
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The thymus gland produces t cells.
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A new class of drugs helps blunt or prevent flu symptoms by inhibiting the spread of influenza virus within cells of the respiratory tract.
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Tamiflu inhibits spread of virus.
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Anti-GP may function by inhibiting both cell-cell spread of rabies virus and viral RNA transcription.
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Tamiflu inhibits spread of virus.
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As they may block cell-to-cell viral spread, virus-specific antibodies are important early in the course of infection before viruses have entered cells.
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Tamiflu inhibits spread of virus.
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Both A1 and A2 inhibited the cytopathic effect of influenza virus types A and B in MDCK cells, that of respiratory syncytial virus types A and B in HEp-2 cells, that of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 in MT-4 cells;
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Tamiflu inhibits spread of virus.
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Delivered directly to the respiratory tract where the virus replicates, Relenza inhibits the action of neuraminidase and helps prevent the virus from spreading and infecting other healthy cells.
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Tamiflu inhibits spread of virus.
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Desquamation of these infected cells coincides with the peak of virus spread.
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Tamiflu inhibits spread of virus.
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Eventually, our scientists demonstrated that inhibiting the HIV protease would stop the virus's spread from cell to cell.
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Tamiflu inhibits spread of virus.
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Healthy cells are protected from the damaging effects of viruses, inhibiting tumors.
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Tamiflu inhibits spread of virus.
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If neuraminidase is inhibited, the virus is not able to effectively replicate and spread to other cells.
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Tamiflu inhibits spread of virus.
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If neuraminidase is inhibited, the virus is not able to infect new cells.
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Tamiflu inhibits spread of virus.
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If this enzyme (neuraminidase) is inhibited, the virus cannot spread;
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Tamiflu inhibits spread of virus.
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In fact recent results suggests that the virus inhibits programmed cell death in these cells.
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Tamiflu inhibits spread of virus.
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In this way, the virus spreads to other cells.
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Tamiflu inhibits spread of virus.
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It inhibits the cell first, and with it the virus.
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Tamiflu inhibits spread of virus.
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