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Epigenetic conservation stat through mitosis? but how does it happen,, so it's the transcription factor. It is so important, I have a question in cell differentiation what makes a liver cell are the epigenetic marks or there is a higher system ? so if a liver cell forgets that it is a liver cell after mitosis can be a problem?

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so DNA replication but rather cell division, implies that epigenetic marks persist? and also duplicate, in order to persist,... how to do an experiment similar to the Hershey and Chase blender experiment.... a liver cell still a liver cell.. when Crick and Watson saw the antiparallel complementary of DNA thought there is heredity,,, here cells from a source keeps .great video

It's taking a bite out of an apple we can't put back. Science is not capable of absolutes, it can't tell us if GMO wheat is safe over long periods of time. GMO wheat is engineered to resist glyphosate which has been linked to Non Hodgkins Lymphoma, in fact Monsanto lost a several billion dollar lawsuit on this. Now we have superweeds Monsanto said we wouldn't have. So now we introduce this into the environment, if it creates problems in 50 years we can't go back and stop it. The problem with arable land is animal production which uses over 70% of arable land. Two percent of the world is rainforest that we can't live without, we're cutting down rainforest for grazing land. Americans eat over 250 pounds of meat per person per year, Americans are one of the unhealthiest people in the world. 70 billion animals are slaughtered yearly. Stop eating so much meat and use the land to grow vegetables and we won't need Bayer and Monsanto GMO monsters. It's about money, follow the money, the last thing Bayer cares about is helping people.

μηδ᾽ ἐν νάπαισι Πηλίου πεσεῖν ποτε τμηθεῖσα πεύκη . . . Euripides, Medea 3-4 // maria ante exurere Turno quam sacras dabitur pinus. Virgil, Aeneid 115-16 // Quasque tulit folio pinus acuta nuces. Ovid, Ars Amatoria 2.424. // . . .

EPICURUS : Now, pray, your other reason why the spot is so ineligible. / LEONTION : Because it commands no view of the town or of the harbour, unless we mount upon that knoll, where we could scarcely stand together; for the greater part is occupied by those three pinasters, old and horrible as the three Furies. // Walter Savage Landor

Interesting talk, great thanks!

Hello, if you come at this problem from the perspective of "increasing yield" rather than destroying the natural world it's going to be promoting the continuing destruction of rainforests. The "increasing yield" or productivity argument is faulty because if global commercial biofuel and FMCG sectors need an ever-increasing amount of palm oil each year, inevitably this leads to more ecocide and destruction. The greater yield and productivity argument is the main argument put forth by the palm oil industry to justify its ongoing ecocide. The latest developments in biotechnology mean that it's possible to create palm oil or soy alternatives in a lab that are healthier for human consumption and made from algae, Co2 and microbes instead of razed rainforests. You should be promoting this - NOT the industry line. You can find out more about this by looking up 'Reasons for Hope' article on my website.

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Fascinating research!

How do you attach the scion and rootstock of monocot plants to each other?

Amazing presentation, a huge thank you to the page to make knowledge open! I have a brief question. It is no clear to me how the pigments like chorophyll a, b or betacarotenos interact with photorrectors. The pigments transfer the electrons to the photorreceptors?, or they are a one-structure that works harvesting light?. It does not make sense in my mind how this all is working in the cell at the same time. If you have time, I would be so greatful to receive your answer

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Thank u very much, Suruchi ! I`m an undergradute student - writing my thesis about auxin induced effects on root growth of sansevierie in tissue culture. I found this video because i was resarching literature about the effects of auxins on plant development.

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3:42 what was the one in the lower left corner?

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Great presentation. How can I use this information in the orchard?

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Fungi is awesome to study

My favorite plant is a Japanese Maple

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How can we get or extract rice blast fungus? (We need this for our research)

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monocot grafting is interesting. Would it be possible to graft coconut saplings to create multiple-rootstock coconut tree

Very much informative

would the C4 switch get rid of methane?

chloroplasts varies from plant to plant chloroplasts are generally four to five micrometers in size also plants growing in shade contain larger chloroplasts in their cells than those growing in intense light

chloroplasts are membrane bound organelles that act as the main centers for photosynthesis

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I've been trying to get into a career in bioinformatics for a while, but I feel more and more each day that I'm more drawn to paleontology and evolutionary biology, this is so interesting to me

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You've made it much easier for students to understand Circadian Rhythms and the potential benefits from better understanding how they influence crop growth and pesticide performance. Opens up the concept of variable rate pesticide applicator with rate controlled by the time of day.