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- Feynman Diagrams (Part 1)
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- Pros and Cons of Renewable Energy
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- Origin of Spectacular Sunsets
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- Earthquakes : What can be done to reduce the effects ?
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- Decoding the Universe: The Great Math Mystery
- Is Everything We Know About The Universe Wrong ?
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- GCSE Physical Education Revision : Terminology (Crossword)
- GCSE Physical Education : Terminology
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Huntington’s Disease
Huntington’s Disease(HD) is a degenerative brain disorder. It is a hereditary disorder which has devastating effects on the health of the individual…..
At the moment there is no effective treatment or cure.
What is homeostasis?
What exactly is Homeostasis? What examples exist in living things?
The property of a system, whether living or non-living, to maintain its internal environment is known as Homeostasis. This is achieved by the use of sensors conected to feedback loops, which are also linked to control mechanisms. The overall process is to maintain a constant condition.