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Yes it can. M. laboratorium bacterium is expected to be able to replicate itself with its man-made DNA, making it the most synthetic organism to date, although the molecular machinery and chemical environment that would allow it to replicate would not be synthetic.
white blood cells
When the cells grow large enough they will split.
Dubnium. It is a synthetic element that does not exist in the environment. It has no uses whatsoever.
stem cells are used for growing new cells and in my opinion they should be used to help ill people and nothing more like growing new ppl and stuff like that
Our Synthetic Environment was created in 1962.
The fastest-growing segment continued to be synthetic and synthetic blend lubricants
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Some materials like plastic are bad for the environment.
Synthetic hair burns because it has no real nerves or even cells in it so it burns. Not to forget Synthetic means fake not real
as the population started growing our needs also started growing so we humans started modifying our environment
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yes, they stop growing. This property of them is called CONTACT INHIBITATION. Cancer cells lose this property.
Growing food organically (without using synthetic fertilizers and pesticides) is the way foods were grown from the beginning of time until synthetic pesticides and fertilizers were created, and growing organically is still being done today.
The cells of the brain require a very well-regulated environment.
Yes it can. M. laboratorium bacterium is expected to be able to replicate itself with its man-made DNA, making it the most synthetic organism to date, although the molecular machinery and chemical environment that would allow it to replicate would not be synthetic.
If you want to protect the environment then synthetic materials is not the best thing to use. Synthetic just means something that contains chemicals, in other words,"fake stuff'. It can still be used, but if you use it too much it will begin to infect the environment and yourself with all the harmful chemicals.