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i never did phys orchem in high school do you think that id be able to cope through the years without having done the bridging courses, is it recommended that i do them? are phys and chem strongly emphasised in teh course? i asked a few and most saaid dontwaste your time on doing the bridging...

i ot 94.95 and my first pref is med sci too at usyd, which was 91.05 in 07 but in 06 it was 94.00. judging by that it could go up or down with a pretty big margin, jsut depends on the uai of those students who select it. i think unsw med sci is 90. something or 89

yeah farout!! i thought we were gonna hit atleast 20-30s, dunno waht the shit happened?!

"The Board of Studies said 1035 students made the All Rounders' List - scoring marks of 90 or more in at least 10 units - compared with 800 last year. "

juai-95.5 sam-95.4 uai-94.95 SSSALLLL GOOOD! I AM LEGEND!

i was recommended to do the med science course at uts because the course offered there guarantees you a job as soon as you finish your course adn that this is not offered at other unis? is this true?

itsan important process in meiosis, the duplication of sex cells/gametes the process involves the transferring of genetic information of large quantities therefore allowing the continuity of a species from generation to generation

considering that an enzyme is a protein, it was called one gene one protein, but it changed to polypeptide because its a more correct term as some proteins may be composed of one or more polypeptides..htats why it changed to polypeptides, its a more accurate unit i guess?

yeah thats the diagram i saw! its the xylem

The rings are actually dead cells in the xylem, the other columns that yo usaw were mineral ions and water, i read this somewhere, but then i saw this same diagram, this was the diagram i had in my notes under xylem

i dont care what your teacehr said was the answer for 14...but its CCCCCC!!!!:burn:

sefton was actually ranked first in standard english in 06...not so sure about this year...but it shoudl be up there

nah its not a phloem, im certain on that, it doesnt even show a phloem in teh picture, the different columns are what makes a xylem, its a longitudinal diagram of the xylem, the fat column you said consists of the dead cells and other columns consist of water and mineral ions separated by a...

i dont see homeostasis as a consequence of this increase!??! it said 0.7 degrees every decade, dont you think the change in temperature is a minor change that wouldnt cause a homeostatic disaster?!? im not syaing youre wrong anything but yeah?