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Dictionary » C » Capacity CapacityCapacity power or ability to hold, retain or contain or the ability to absorb. Origin: L. Capacitas, from capere = to take ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: question for evolutionary biologist.... listen to the video on Venter's site you will get a good idea as to what they actually did. As to your comment about If the original cell has the capacity to sexually reproduce, can it sexually reproduce with the new cell? If so, its not a new species. If it cannot, then it is a new species. If ...
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Re: question for evolutionary biologist.... the DNA-with-comment-lines into it, and the new cell was viable, functionally the same as the cell it came from. If the original cell has the capacity to sexually reproduce, can it sexually reproduce with the new cell? If so, its not a new species. If it cannot, then it is a new species. If ...
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Re: pcr purification trouble... but the concentration got down considerbaly. I did not purify the whole amount of PCR product , just the 10microgram according to the binding capacity of the purification kit column. and then I proceeded wit the further step but did not get any result of the transformation, I am starting again ...
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pcr purification trouble... but the concentration got down considerbaly. I did not purify the whole amount of PCR product , just the 10microgram according to the binding capacity of the purification kit column. and then I proceeded wit the further step but did not get any result of the transformation, I am starting again ...
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Please help with my work1. you second answer is correct (plus they are hydrophobic) 3. a high heat capacity; doesn't change much; b on the microscale the water may buffer changes in temperature due to exo-/endothermic reactions 4. a as long as we are not talking about some aminosugars, ...
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