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thank you.... now i need a way of bringing it up without sounding like a geeky satanist.....

theres a shatload of stuff on it but your basically looking at increased HR, ventillation rate, cardiac output etc...... as with increases in mitrochodrial numbers, haemoglobin and myoglobin numbers... if only i had a scanner theres heaps of crap on it and the above mentioned are also the...

it controls temperature with hormones but i'm pretty this isn't in the syllabus if i'm incorrect then please tell me what point

yea titration comp coming up at some privos boys school out at nth sydney yea? probes never work because you need standarised pH solutions to calibrate it before use to be accurate and computers don;t seem to agree with old people

premlim biology... look under kingdoms and classes for organisms... off memory i think that multi-cellular algae, although do not have leaves(they are leaf like structures) or true roots are commonly classsified as plants. they are photosynthetic but unicellular algae are a tad weird and...

quiet alot of spam..... glad u could post so many sentences in each reply....

i don't know the answer.... thats why i asked

ok, so we all know about protein synthesis and all that... the DNA strand in the nucleus is split in a certain place by an enzyme, the mRNA attaches etc.... my question is: What sends the enzyme out? What initiates this synthesis of proteins? i know what happens and how proteins are made...

um well i like the theory that bacteri and viruses actually exsist in the tails of comets and that life on earth originate from a meeting with a comet.... evolution does not really answer how life began on earth, it is a theory that suggest a reason for the variety or organisms and the...

um... well the definitions kinda answer the question.... if u want specific examples, look at HIV, SARS, um HEP B (or is it A) etc..... even sydney water with giardia but thats in the syllabus already i think

It is now generally accepted that HIV is a descendant of simian (monkey) immunodeficiency virus (SIV). Certain simian immunodeficiency viruses bear a very close resemblance to HIV-1 and HIV-2, the two types of HIV. that came from the website.... see my little bit of info does have fact...

actually i think that we may be top comprehensive public school but i dunno what that is based on or compared with its just something i heard someone say

try killara high just another public school

well what survivor says is totally contradictory to wjat calculon says...

i studied by class notes and school provided textbook and i'm first so far if the format in the textbook is easy for you to understand you really don't need much else all the info should be in there and if not your class teacher should have given you notes on them.

sounds like it... and i do agree wih the load of crap bit chemistry is fun

your not talking about acclimatisation are you? what topic is this in?

i think someone in my school got 100UAI last year and we had at least a dozen 99s... you guys seem to have very small classes indeed...

hm.... i'm at like 80something% maybe 90 not too sure and equal first with a few others. out of 40 something people... thats have decent isn't it??

must be a popular and intellectual subject...