/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3639349

Hey OP, remember the most abundant element in the universe, Hydrogen? And remember that element vital to our survival that makes up about a fifth of our breathable atmosphere, oxygen? Well guess what happens when you put them together.

And you know all those sugars and fats and other organic molecules that get combusted by that same oxygen we breathe....well it turns out those organic molecules contain carbon (which become carbon dioxide) and any Hydrogen becomes...yes, water.

And you know how things have hit the earth for billions of years? Well some of them had ice on them you know. Guess what ice is?

Everytime short chain organic monomers are polymerised .e.g proteins from amino acids and polypeptides from peptides...water is released. They're condensation reactions.

Are you really so stupid that you think water doesn't get converted into other things and back again?
Consider yourself schooled.

lol

>OP still believes that atheletes aren't pompous, holier-than-thou ass, greedy bastards

Talk to your professor.
Say,
I have my thesis, and I feel I have strongly backed it up, but the word count is less than what you want.
Do you want me to include shit I feel is extraneous, making a weaker essay, or is it OK if I turn it in like this?

mfw most professors say more words, because not enough words

>>2746850

You'd be more welcome if you were capable of discussing things relevant to the board. Your every post has been about all manner of bullshit ranging from christianity to timecubes, all during a myriad of poorly disguised tripfaggotry pseudonyms.

>day before calc 3 exam
>everyone says it's hard
>panic
>exam day
>everything is exactly the same as the examples he went over in class
>easy as fuck
>everything went better then expected
>get exam back
>98%
>forgot a negative sign
>class average 30
mon visage quand

>>2716397
>he doesn't know that, in order to target cancer cell lines, you'd need to have a viral target specific to that cell line, which is sometimes not a surface-recognizable trait, and even in those cases which it is, the mutated protein or proteins are randomly mutated
>you can target specific forms of a cancerous protein occur often, like H-Ras, K-Ras, N-Ras, BRCA1 or 2, etc, but those are specific to that line only

Contain some in a dewar.

Kill the rest with fire.

Science is nice but the potential greatness of a discovery is worthless if I get killed first.

>>2426910
>mfw I forgot to post mfw

>>2007044
No one here can understand you, kind Negroe. Please remove yourself from this academic institution.

Haha, colored folks thinking they have rights...