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The Focus on MSNIf you’re biting your cheek a lot, it could be your brain trying to send a warningPeople habituated to biting their cheeks will find white residue in their mouth, which is nothing but excess keratin produced ...
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E-cigarette users had similar DNA changes in cheek cells to smokers, new study findsE-cigarette users had similar changes to the DNA in specific cheek cells as smokers, according to a new study that provides some insight into the health effects of vaping. The researchers studied ...
You can look at some animal cells too. Grab a fresh slide and pop a drop of your food colouring on there. Take your cotton bud and rub the inside of your cheek. Told you you'd need a mouth.
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