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Need help studying for a Bio exam tomorrow 2017-03-07 04:02:59 Post No. 31998978
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How would a Normal-typePokemon go through oxidative phosphorylation in cellular respiration? What would the steps be behind the photosynthetic light-reactions of Grass Pokemon? How would Ghost-types generate ATP?
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>>31998978
I want Fennel to give me private lessons
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>>31998978
Are there no Bio majors on /vp/?
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>>31998978
It's just kinda dumb trying to apply real word logic and science to a fictional world like pokemon.
And no I'm amath major
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>>31999000
Nice numbers.
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>>31999446
I'm majors atmicrobiology.
Already forgot most of that shit OP mentioned, focusing on cultivation of recombinant microbes now.
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>>32001068
PhD mcrobiologist here. Can confirm that at some point your supervisor will suddenly bust out all those biochem terms you forgot years ago and expect you to remember what they are
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>>31999000
I want Fennel to give lessons about her privates.
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>>31998978
Not all normal-types go through oxidative phosphorylation (e.g. P2) so I assume you have no idea what you're talking about.
Grass-types (and Mew) photosynthesize when you click Synthesis. By "light-reactions" I assume you mean when there's Harsh Sunlight - the steps involve healing 66% of its total HP rather than 50%.
Ghost-types use PP rather than ATP, like most pokemon.
Hope that was helpful.
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