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What do Llamas have to do with medical research?
produce nanobodies which are a smaller form of the antibodies that humans produce
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a yellow powder found in flowers
pollen
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an injury when the part of the body becomes bluish
bruise
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a synonym for "getting better"
recover, recuperate
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extract? floss? gargle? rinse? whiten?
extract a tooth/teeth
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cast, crutches, bandage, stitches, operation, sling, pills ?
cast, crutches, operation
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air pollution produced by cars or factories
emissions
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What room is it? What tool do the dentists use?
a drill, a needle, a mirror, a lamp, a dental chair, a mask, a sink, an x-ray machine
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What is the difference between a cavity and a filling?
have a look at the picture
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products which are made from milk, e.g.: cheese, yogurt, and ice cream
dairy
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What is pictured? What can you tell about it?
immune system; resistance to diseases
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prescription, pills, injection, wound, blood sample
prescription, pills
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excess fluid gather in or around your knee joint
swollen knee
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What symptoms can you name? What can you add?
temperature, cough, sore throat, fatigue, runny nose, sneeze, headache
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a cracked/ missing/ seneitive tooth
a cracket tooth
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important, having a strong effect
significant
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------ (delay) an arrangement
put off an arrangement
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What do you know about blood types?
parents' genes; recessive vs dominant; blood donors
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Describe mouth cavity.
lips, gums, bottom/top teeth, a tongue
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a condition where the drugs which fight infection have stopped working
resistance
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