Shengmei, funny! I stayed up late the other night reading--putting together info from my old cell biology text book, a very old anatomy & physiology text, and some more up-to-date info on the internet. I wish someone would tell me it is immoral not to have replaced those two books with more recent ones! The topic I wanted to read up on-- membrane and vessicle glucose transporters were unknown when the A&P book was published, and the first GLUT was documented the year the Cell book was published, so did not make it to the book except in a theoretical way. Looks like the theory was right on, though. Oh, uh, but no one asked, did they?
I know my husband copies and edits DVDs for work, so I guess we have the equipment in the household, but it isn't connected to the TV, which is on antenna only and in the basement so that the picture is horrible and it takes a lot of twisting of the in-basement antenna to get the few stations we do get.
Okay, let me step back out of this conversation.
I know my husband copies and edits DVDs for work, so I guess we have the equipment in the household, but it isn't connected to the TV, which is on antenna only and in the basement so that the picture is horrible and it takes a lot of twisting of the in-basement antenna to get the few stations we do get.
Okay, let me step back out of this conversation.

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