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- Understanding the function of the human follicle stimulating hormone receptor
- Relationship of cortisol to obesity and depression

Odontoma in a 255-Million-Year-Old Mammalian Forebear http://bit.ly/2ghM1GW Oldest evidence of this kind of cancer ever. #BIO094

cohenb December 8, 2016 BIO094

Odontoma in a 255-Million-Year-Old Mammalian Forebear http://bit.ly/2ghM1GW Oldest evidence of this kind of cancer ever. #BIO094

— Brian Cohen (@profbdcohen) December 8, 2016

Odontoma in a 255-Million-Year-Old Mammalian Forebear http://bit.ly/2ghM1GW Oldest evidence of this kind of cancer ever. #BIO094

← Why Yo-Yo Dieting Leads to Long-Term Weight Gain @mental_floss http://bit.ly/2gZKyl8 Orig article: http://bit.ly/2ghrfWa #BIO370
One Weight-Loss Approach Fits All? 59 kinds of obesity? Sounds like a final exam question in #BIO370 http://bit.ly/2gH8Cv3 →

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