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What biological process results in the formation of two daughter cells?
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What normally pairs with adenine in DNA?
Answer: Thymine
Why: Adenine and thymine connect via two hydrogen bonds, whereas cytosine and guanine share three bonds.
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Why do ambush predators like cats have vertical pupils?
Answer: To judge distance accurately
Why: Of 44 ambush predators with vertical slits, 36 stood under 42 cm at the shoulder; tall hunters like lions and tigers have round pupils.
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Which scientist first observed living cells under a microscope?
Answer: Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
Why: A Delft cloth merchant who never attended a university, he ground his own lenses and called the swarming specks his little animals.
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What carbohydrate is the main structural part of plant cell walls?
Answer: Cellulose
Why: Cellulose, a tough chain of glucose units, is the most abundant organic material on Earth and gives wood and plant stems their rigid strength.
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What enzyme in human saliva begins the chemical digestion of starches?
Answer: Amylase
Why: Digestion starts in your mouth, where the enzyme amylase in saliva begins breaking starch into sugar, which is why bread tastes sweeter the longer you chew.
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Why can wood frogs survive being frozen solid in winter?
Answer: High glucose concentrations
Why: Its liver floods the blood with glucose while two thirds of its water turns to ice and the heart stops; Alaskan frogs survive minus 18 Celsius.