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Dictionary » B » Bypass BypassBypass 2. (Science: surgery) to create new flow from one structure to another through a diversionary channel. A by-passage, for a pipe, or other channel, to divert circulation from the usual course. See: shunt. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Stomach bloating and weight gainI have had stomach bloating for the past 1 year. It started after I had plastic surgery to remove excess skin after undergoing gastric bypass surgery 3 years ago. I have been back to the plastic surgeon 3 times as it seemed to come on shortly after my surgery. He assured me it was not from ...
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Purifying DNA... it, you'll end up with millions of copies, only some of which will end up in your resulting sample, and if you use a number of cells in order to bypass replication, you'd end up with DNA that might not be exactly the same due to mutations or even modifications. Any insite would be greatly apperciated.
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Why don't mammals produce cellulase?... not of cellulose, but something that animals cannot digest." Well, but maybe there is some basic principle which, say, mammals cannot bypass to eat wood?
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What are the 'holes' in this scenario?... minutes to effectively ’poison’ the pathogen (this pathogen-killing factor is absorbed through the mucous membranes, like sub-lingual B-12, to bypass break-down by the liver). Whew! - thanks sincerely, the fuddy.
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How do salts&sugars get through the membrane?... the hydrophobic layer. Transport proteins: TO HELP SOME MOLECULES ACROSS. Transport proteins allow a way for hydrophilic substances to avoid (bypass) the hydrophobic core of the bilayer. Transport proteins thus make biological membranes permeable to specific ions and certain polar molecules ...
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