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What happens to the mitochondria as an animal ages? Are their fewer per cell? Are mitochondria less efficient?
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If the Solar System were located near the center of the Milky Way, would the density of stars there be high enough to cause Earth's night to be somewhat day-like?
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Do any eukaryotic organisms have both mitochondrial and vestigial prokaryotic respiration mechanisms?
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Which fully differentiated cells in an adult human are the least differentiated, i.e., are most like an undifferentiated stem cell?
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If the center of our galaxy was not occluded by interstellar gas, how big and bright would it be compared to, say, a full moon?
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Nature likes to reuse architecture. Within the cerebrum, are there any known analogs of notochordal segmentation? Do ganglia and other smart clumps develop through processes similar to primitive CNS segmentation?
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