Using models to representing biological objects or events
• what are the advantages of using...
Biology, 12.09.2019 09:10 maggie9459
Using models to representing biological objects or events
• what are the advantages of using models like the ones from this unit?
• what are some of the limitations of the dna models used? are there
questions that cannot be answered using these models?
• animal models are another type of biological model commonly used in
research. what are some possible limitations of using animal models when
testing new medicines for humans?
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