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Can auxin herbicides make a plant go full Hulk?

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If cyclic AMP is a second messenger for so many different receptors, why don’t they all interfere with each other?

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I read that auxin herbicides make plants "grow themselves to death" but then do you actually see the plant grow before it dies? It seems like the plant dies before any growth happens.

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Textbooks always say that in cellular respiration, "high energy electrons" are passed along through the process and somehow their energy is harvested and turned into ATP. What really makes an electron "high energy"?

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Does our (American) 60Hz power frequency come from the natural speed of rotation of the generators or is there a device that forces it into that frequency?

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If heating elements work by passing a current through metal until it heats up from resistance, why dont they shock you when you touch them?

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What about the measles virus makes it able to be transmitted by super tiny droplets whereas coronavirus and influenza are transmitted only by bigger droplets.

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Is the actual physical basis of the Peltier effect known or is it just known to occur empirically?

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What am I missing about this explanation?

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Why do diesel engines produce more NOx but less CO than gasoline engines?

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Can auxin herbicides make a plant go full Hulk?	1	askscience
If cyclic AMP is a second messenger for so many different receptors, why don’t they all interfere with each other?	1	askscience
I read that auxin herbicides make plants "grow themselves to death" but then do you actually see the plant grow before it dies? It seems like the plant dies before any growth happens.	1	askscience
Textbooks always say that in cellular respiration, "high energy electrons" are passed along through the process and somehow their energy is harvested and turned into ATP. What really makes an electron "high energy"?	1	askscience
Does our (American) 60Hz power frequency come from the natural speed of rotation of the generators or is there a device that forces it into that frequency?	1	askscience
If heating elements work by passing a current through metal until it heats up from resistance, why dont they shock you when you touch them?	1	askscience
What about the measles virus makes it able to be transmitted by super tiny droplets whereas coronavirus and influenza are transmitted only by bigger droplets.	1	askscience
Is the actual physical basis of the Peltier effect known or is it just known to occur empirically?	1	askscience
What am I missing about this explanation?	1	askscience
Why do diesel engines produce more NOx but less CO than gasoline engines?	1	askscience