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Whoops, I posted this very late at night. Yes, February 8, 2020.

Hi there folks! The Brown University Invitational will be held in Providence on Saturday, February 8, 2020. Registration opens next Monday, September 16 on our website: brownscioly.com We had a great turnout last year with over 600 students from 36 teams from all over the Northeast. We hope to build...

We're very excited to announce that the second annual Brown University Invitational will be taking place in Providence on Saturday, February 9th 2019! Registration will open in mid-September, with further details to be posted on our website: brownscioly.com Last year, our inaugural event was extreme...

Hello again! We'd just like to remind everyone that registration for our tournament is LIVE and all of the necessary information can be found on the registration tab at brownscioly.com We're approaching our capacity of 30 Division C teams quickly, and we will be assembling a waitlist until December ...

Honestly I like this policy; since so many invites accommodate multiple teams per school, this will hopefully allow more smaller teams to compete without getting crowded out by multiple teams of larger teams. That's the idea! We really want this tournament to serve as an opportunity to build the co...

[/u][/b] Registration opens September 12, 2017 and is limited to one team per school. Registration is first come first serve and will close once 30 teams register. The cost of registration is $100 per team. Are we allowed to bring 2 teams? Hi there! Since we're only able to accommodate 30 teams thi...

Anatomy/Physiology C (6th) None of the questions were difficult and the majority of my hours of studying were wasted on a ridiculous amount of detail. That being said, there were definitely more questions than possible within the time limit for each station and the joint station in particular was ch...

Cool cool. Didn't know about hypotonia, thanks!

1. Briefly describe hormonal stimulation and inhibition of osteoclast activity. What receptors and hormones are involved and where are they located/produced?
2. What is the chemical precursor of Vitamin D that is actually activated by UV rays?

Did you get that off the top of your head? Go ahead and ask one (or a few). Haha, no. Off the cheat sheet. I was almost there with tibial plafond :P Questions 1. Difference between tremor, spasm, tic, myoclonus 2. What is the difference between cross sectional area and physiological cross sectional...

Most answers|1. Meibomian gland - sebaceous gland in eyelid to prevent eye tear film evaporation Glands of moll - apocrine in eyelid, secretes lipid to prevent eye tear film evaporation Areolar gland - sebaceous gland on areola for nipple lubrication 2. Collect cells in cervix, look under microscop...