Where may cartilage be found?

A. Ends of long bones
B. Outer ear
C. Trachea
D. All apply.


Answer: D

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A) Dimer of ?-tubulin. B) Single string of ?-tubulin. C) Dimer of one ?-tubulin and one ?-tubulin. D) Hexamer of ?-tubulins and ?-tubulins twisted together.

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The primary function of the distal convoluted tubule is

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