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NAHB-Mold Tips:WHATIS
NAHB-Mold Tips:WHATIS How does mold enter a home? Mold spreads by creating reproductive cells called spores and sending them into the environment. Mold spores are too small to detect ...
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Evolution, Mass Extinctions, and Mass Speciations
The genetic effects of ionizing radiation in offspring are due to DNA transformations in the reproductive cells of the irradiated parent. This transformation is of fundamental importance, because DNA double-strand ... 's effect on DNA. The effects of radiation on DNA occur in body cells (mitosis) and reproductive cells (meiotic drive), bringing about uniform changes in a group of the same organisms, ...
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Ulva rigida C
May be colorless when stressed. U. fasciata is similar but has few or no rhizoids, has larger, square cells, and does not separate easily into two sheets. Structural Features Cells ... biomass can be allocated monthly to reproduction. The alga’s reproductive success is partly due to the reproductive cells’ photosynthetic ability. The zoospores’ and gametes’ ability to photosynthesize ...
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Ulva fasciata Delile 1813
The zoospores’ and gametes’ ability to photosynthesize subsidizes their motility and rapid growth once attached to the substrate. Reproductive cells ...
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Oil troubles waters
Reproductive cells atrophy and reproductive tissues fail to develop properly - effects that can last for several years after contact with crude oil - reducing reproductive rates and thus ... Those with limited means of dispersal and low reproductive rates are particularly hard-hit in the long term, whereas species with higher reproductive rates recover more quickly. Threat to ...
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THE UNIVERSE STORY A version by
Enveloper cells eventually evolve, which create two special cells, each one having only one set of chromosomes. When one of these special reproductive cells encounters a different reproductive cell, ... 3rd ed. Malden, Massachusetts: Blackwell, 2000. De Duve, Christian. "The Birth of Complex Cells." Scientific American (April 1996): 50-57. Eiseley, Loren. The Immense Journey. New York: ...
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"Ask the Experts" Category: Radiation Effects
Too much radiation? Q4141 – Cancer risk Q4146 – Radiation therapy to head Q4165 – Reproductive system Q4228 – Thyroid cancer and radiation exposure Q4236 – Refused x rays Q4341  ... person sterile Q2301 – Sperm Q2378 – Genital shield Q2445 – Reproductive Cells Q2624 – Genetic effects Q2628 – Concern about reproductive effects Q2747 – Effects on testes Q2907 – Conceiving after x ...
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Prevention - Research and Management Priorities for Aquatic Invasive Species in the Great Lakes
Resting stages (variously called cysts, ephippia, resting eggs, or spores according to taxon) are dormant reproductive cells produced by many species. Resting stages are extremely resistant to harsh conditions such as lack ...
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Books from the Earth Policy Institute - Plan B 2.0: Rescuing a Planet Under Stress and a Civilization in Trouble
Brown. “Among the new sources of energy—wind, solar cells, solar thermal, geothermal, small-scale hydro, biomass—wind is emerging as a major energy source ... poorest of the poor; basic village-level health care, including vaccinations for childhood diseases; and reproductive health and family planning services for all the world’s women. In total, reaching these ...
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Marmoset flushes help Reproductive Research Services expand in 1997
The staff also provides investigators with information on individual animals' reproductive cycles and helps schedule Cesarean sections ... ., began the marmoset flush program to support his research on how the first cells in life differentiate into either normal tissues or those harboring defects. Regarding 1997 ...
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