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Use of English can be very tricky. Understanding certain rules will however help you arrive at the right answers – always.

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Though termites do feed on cellulose within wood, the termites themselves do not actually digest the wood. Instead, there are microorganisms living inside the termite's digestive system called protozoa. These protozoa actually break down the wood inside the termite, producing by-products that both organisms can digest.

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In addition to its tremendous health benefits, studies suggest that cardiovascular exercise can create new brain cells and improve overall brain performance. The hippocampus — the part of the brain associated with memory and learning — has been found to increase in volume in the brains of regular exercisers. Other mental benefits include: Improved working memory and focus.

Studies reveal that - a 2% decrease in brain hydration can result in short term memory loss and trouble with math computations. Prolonged dehydration causes brain cells to shrink in size and mass, a condition common in many elderly who have been dehydrated for years. Lack of mental clarity, sometimes referred to as “brain fog.”

Good hydration is beneficial for your brain. Water helps your brain cells communicate with each other, clears out toxins and waste that impairs brain function, and carries nutrients to your brain. This all falls apart if your fluid levels drop. Staying hydrated has been linked to: Faster decision making and improved performance on cognitive tests.

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As a first year student of the University of Ibadan in sciences, Physical Chemistry (or CHE 156) is one of the most 'daunting' courses you'll face. The necessity to ace it cannot be overemphasized - noting it's a 4 unit course. Most students however ended up not getting As in it, therefore hurting their CGPAs.

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Social media can be a tricky beast. Sometimes you’re LOL-ing and scrolling; other times you’re feeling flat from FOMO. So, it pays to know how best to manage your use of socials. It's not an easy thing to do, but reducing your useage will free up time to spend on other things and help you to be more focused. Here are five ways to make your socials work for you.

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Researchers have found that the time of day influences your brain's ability to learn and the human brain learns more effectively in the evening.

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Chaperonins are a class of molecular chaperone composed of oligomeric double-ring protein assemblies that provide essential kinetic assistance to protein folding by binding non-native proteins and allowing them to fold in the central cavities of their rings.

Chaperonins are found in all domains of life, in archaea, eubacteria, and eukaryotes, forming a group of evolutionary conserved proteins consisting of subunits of ~55-kDa molecular weight.

Question: What determines protein conformation?