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What is the difference between a pluripotent stem cell and an diploid somatic adult cell? Explain how these characteristics make them ideal for research.

Stem cells tend to have two distinct characteristics that set them apart from all other cell types.
1) They are able to grow indefinitely in defined media unlike somatic cells which ...

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What do the AOs actually mean in English Literature A-Level?

Why AOs matter: AOs stand for Assessment Objectives and they let you know how you will be assessed in your english literature exam. No matter what exam board you are doing, the same AOs a...

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What are the different factors that contribute to bonding?

Firstly, let's start off with the simplest type of bonding. Ionic bonding involves the transfer of electrons, usually from a metal (Sodium/Na) to a non-metal (Chlorine, Cl). This creates an attraction bet...

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Answered by Viral M. Chemistry tutor
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When do I use the sin rule and when do I use the cosine rule?

The sin rule is used when you need to find a length of a side or an angle. You use the sin rule when you're given an angle, an opposite side length and also an angle or side length opposite to the one you...

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Answered by Natalie H. Maths tutor
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Solve x^2 - 9 = 4x + 12

x2 - 9 = 4x + 12 x2 - 9 - 4x = 12 x2 - 9 - 4x -12 = 0 x2 - 4x -21 = 0 Factorise into form (x + ?)(x + ?) Factors of -21 ar...

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Answered by Kira P. Maths tutor
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