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What is the proteome of a cell?
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How does translation lead to a production of a polypeptide?
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Card 13
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Why does the addition of a respiratory inhibitor stop the absorbtion of amino acids in the NaK pump?
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If there is a hole between your left and right ventricle why can't you get enough oxygen to your tissues.
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