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the lactose is converted in glucose, so probably yes, but it depends on the original quantity of lactose

The Italian site (which is the original project) says: Surname maps have been obtained by processing data from telephone directories in the 1990s

Not in Romania (the Hungarian name Kovacs is #90, and the Romanian names Feraru/Fieraru are not in top 100) But Popa (priest) is #1, Popescu (son of a priest) is #2, Cojocaru (furrier) is #46 and Szabo (tailor in Hungarian) is #62

CRISPR will not be used to cure HIV (not in the way experimented in China) because the same mutation that confers resistance to HIV makes people more susceptible to infections by influenza and West Nile virus and it is associated with autoimmune conditions like Crohn’s disease and type 1 diabetes

which brand do you use?

both are hot spices; in many places dried chili peppers were used as replacement for black pepper

not necessarily seafaring people; the migration was over land, possible due to the lowering of sea level during the Last Glacial Maximum

so they tested 2 Biorepair products, but only one was effective

you missinterpreted that graph; spinach, chards, celery, parsley, letucce, endive, watercress, brassica, all are in Eudicots order. The outliers are scallions (onions, garlic etc.) that are in Monocots order.