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lol sorry, i jus wanted to hear what others think.. im trying to choose between advanced science or pharmacy, so yeh.

hey sorry to go off topic, but im having doubts for pharmacy.. people are saying don't do it because of future job prospects !? what do you guys think?

thats good, i really don't want to spend time memorising and trying to understand a new chemical principle- eg. gas chromatography.

would it be okay if we chose a analytical chemist who uses chemical principles relating to le chatelier's principle and equilibrium to synthesise ammonia? can't we use the knowledge from other syllabus points?

so they're all produced in either a nuclear reactor or accelerator?? sorry but how is darmstadium-269 produced?

hi i was just wondering, for production of materials- the syllabus points for - Describe how transuranic elements are produced - Describe how commercial radioisotopes are producd. so what's the difference between those two syllabus points? do we just talk about how theyre made in accelerators...

no way!!! =(

yes hopefully inflation!!! please not any labour market and microeconomic policies or enviro!

dude, breathe! relax, dont worry everyone is going through this stage. i feel like totally crap after all the exams, my UAI aim has just plummeted! but we cant change anything and we have to move on and try to do our best in the next exams :D

yeh im going off the comp now, good luck to u too, sounds like u will def get a band 6, u guys know everything so well

so u mean the nitrogenous waste must be at a certain conc to be removed using diffusion? so would wastes diffuse out of cells if the conc is lower in the surrounding body fluids?

lol sorry i was talking about the other guy, i was agreein with u

i know you know everything so well !

yeh i think so, like T-cells produce a soluble factor (interleukins) after interaction with an anitigen. Bcell reacts with soluble factor and the specific antigen becomes a functional antibody-producing cell. but every book has different mechanisms, i don't know which ones are correct .

For the mechanisms that allow the interaction between B/T lymphocytes, are there just 2, because every book has different ones! 1) close contact 2)Soluble factor?

For the syllabus point: Explian why processes of diffusion and osmosis are inadequate in removing dissolved nitrogenous wastes in some organisms. is it because: diffusion is a slow process and osmosis is the movement of water so wastes would stay in the body? are there any other reasons ? i...

are we expected to know every development?

yes you're correct, Grassi named the female Anopheles mosquito as the vector. Ross discovered plasmodium as the cause of malaria by dissecting stomach of mosquito and explained the complete lifecycle of plasmodium.

Does anyone have the table/stimulus for Q26 the 8 marker because its still awaiting copyright clearance on the board of studies! ? Also, anyone have sample answer for this question? thank you

is it really worth 5 yrs doing a a combined degree with Bcom, such as BSc? What are the advantages?