Cell Biology Part 2
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very imformative, thanks dude!
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wow he makes it so simple
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i wish my lecturers were as clear & straight forward as u r bruv
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Can anyone answer this..... In meiosis, doesn't the parent cell divide into 4 daughter cells and not two? Thank you..
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thank you very much sir! make's it all very clear!
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just brilliant !
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excellent teacher
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This is indeed very helpful and straight forward.
Thanks, John.
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what is the mechanism that causes zygotes to multiple and grow ?
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Excellent teacher
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Thanks John with these videos i'm going to score an A+ Much more clearer then text in a book
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Indeed, this is mysterious, but one simplistic answer is mitosis,
John
Campbellteaching 1 year ago
How about siamese twins then? Is it two seperate zygotes that divide and the cells fuse together or what?
Askalon1985 4 years ago
Siamease (or cojoined twins) are monozygotic, they are identical twins who have developed together, They can not be from 2 zygotes as their tissues would be rejected by the immune system of the other twin
John
Campbellteaching 3 years ago