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That's right, ask me ANY question, and I will do my best to answer it!
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Franny wrote:
> OK, Swander, can you answer these five medical science questions?
>
> a) What two antibiotic resistance genes are located on the PBR322
> plasmid vector in it's nascent state?
>
> b) What is the primary ectopic pacemaker of the heart?
>
> c) Which outflow pattern do nerves of the parasympathetic nervous
> system follow?
>
> d) Tell me a pharmacological agonist and antagonist of a
> beta-2-adrenoceptor.
>
> e) Which enzyme catalyses the conversion of noradrenaline to
> adrenaline in the adrenal chromaffin cells?
>
> Good Luck! *chuckles*
Stop getting him to do your homework for you Franny! To think, you can't do it yourself!
I think the answer to question e is hypodecathramylase
I did just make up that name.
> OK, Swander, can you answer these five medical science questions?
>
> a) What two antibiotic resistance genes are located on the PBR322
> plasmid vector in it's nascent state?
>
> b) What is the primary ectopic pacemaker of the heart?
>
> c) Which outflow pattern do nerves of the parasympathetic nervous
> system follow?
>
> d) Tell me a pharmacological agonist and antagonist of a
> beta-2-adrenoceptor.
>
> e) Which enzyme catalyses the conversion of noradrenaline to
> adrenaline in the adrenal chromaffin cells?
>
> Good Luck! *chuckles*
Stop getting him to do your homework for you Franny! To think, you can't do it yourself!
I think the answer to question e is hypodecathramylase
I did just make up that name.
Franny wrote:
> OK, Swander, can you answer these five medical science questions?
>
> a) What two antibiotic resistance genes are located on the PBR322
> plasmid vector in it's nascent state?
>
> b) What is the primary ectopic pacemaker of the heart?
>
> c) Which outflow pattern do nerves of the parasympathetic nervous
> system follow?
>
> d) Tell me a pharmacological agonist and antagonist of a
> beta-2-adrenoceptor.
>
> e) Which enzyme catalyses the conversion of noradrenaline to
> adrenaline in the adrenal chromaffin cells?
>
> Good Luck! *chuckles*
Nobody likes a smartarse now, do they...
> OK, Swander, can you answer these five medical science questions?
>
> a) What two antibiotic resistance genes are located on the PBR322
> plasmid vector in it's nascent state?
>
> b) What is the primary ectopic pacemaker of the heart?
>
> c) Which outflow pattern do nerves of the parasympathetic nervous
> system follow?
>
> d) Tell me a pharmacological agonist and antagonist of a
> beta-2-adrenoceptor.
>
> e) Which enzyme catalyses the conversion of noradrenaline to
> adrenaline in the adrenal chromaffin cells?
>
> Good Luck! *chuckles*
Nobody likes a smartarse now, do they...
OK, Swander, can you answer these five medical science questions?
a) What two antibiotic resistance genes are located on the PBR322 plasmid vector in it's nascent state?
b) What is the primary ectopic pacemaker of the heart?
c) Which outflow pattern do nerves of the parasympathetic nervous system follow?
d) Tell me a pharmacological agonist and antagonist of a beta-2-adrenoceptor.
e) Which enzyme catalyses the conversion of noradrenaline to adrenaline in the adrenal chromaffin cells?
Good Luck! *chuckles*
a) What two antibiotic resistance genes are located on the PBR322 plasmid vector in it's nascent state?
b) What is the primary ectopic pacemaker of the heart?
c) Which outflow pattern do nerves of the parasympathetic nervous system follow?
d) Tell me a pharmacological agonist and antagonist of a beta-2-adrenoceptor.
e) Which enzyme catalyses the conversion of noradrenaline to adrenaline in the adrenal chromaffin cells?
Good Luck! *chuckles*
Phi11ip wrote:
> Of Mice and Men again, you really are dense...
>
> I actually enjoyed that book, quite a good read considering I hardly
> ever read books...
We read that at school and watched the film. Which one is lenny, is he the dense one?
> Of Mice and Men again, you really are dense...
>
> I actually enjoyed that book, quite a good read considering I hardly
> ever read books...
We read that at school and watched the film. Which one is lenny, is he the dense one?
Actually thats a real question from Earthworm Jim 2, I've been stuck on it for years...I'm begining to think its impossible... ;)
Oh and I can play Fell In Love With A Girl AND Hotel Yorba, so there :P
Oh and I can play Fell In Love With A Girl AND Hotel Yorba, so there :P
swander87 wrote:
> ½pint wrote:
> I'm not some smelly litte woman. I'm a man! And a BIG man at that!
> ;)
>
> So big that you have man boobs? So that if you tuck your 'something
> that rhymes with wenis' (damn swear filters) between your legs, and
> strut around, you look like a chick?
Yeah. Saggy man boobs at that!
(note that none of this is true)
(except having large manhood ;)
> ½pint wrote:
> I'm not some smelly litte woman. I'm a man! And a BIG man at that!
> ;)
>
> So big that you have man boobs? So that if you tuck your 'something
> that rhymes with wenis' (damn swear filters) between your legs, and
> strut around, you look like a chick?
Yeah. Saggy man boobs at that!
(note that none of this is true)
(except having large manhood ;)
Misguided chump.
Turbonutter wrote:
> I can't get lm_modules working to read temperatures on my Linux Debian
> system. I have the relevant kernel modules loaded and operating, and
> have created the relevant /dev and /proc nodes, yet I don't know where
> to go from here. Do you know what I should do?
Yes.
THROW AWAY YOUR CRAPPY LINUX MACHINE BECAUSE LINUX IS RUBBISH.
*clears throat*
> I can't get lm_modules working to read temperatures on my Linux Debian
> system. I have the relevant kernel modules loaded and operating, and
> have created the relevant /dev and /proc nodes, yet I don't know where
> to go from here. Do you know what I should do?
Yes.
THROW AWAY YOUR CRAPPY LINUX MACHINE BECAUSE LINUX IS RUBBISH.
*clears throat*
John Arne Riise wrote:
> Where are the pickled peppers that Peter Piper picked?
In Peter Piper's house. He had a bite of one, but it was so nasty he decided not to eat any more. Pete's just too lazy to get rid of them.
> Where are the pickled peppers that Peter Piper picked?
In Peter Piper's house. He had a bite of one, but it was so nasty he decided not to eat any more. Pete's just too lazy to get rid of them.
I can't get lm_modules working to read temperatures on my Linux Debian system. I have the relevant kernel modules loaded and operating, and have created the relevant /dev and /proc nodes, yet I don't know where to go from here. Do you know what I should do?
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