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Dictionary » C » Char CharChar The remains of solid biomass that has been incompletely combusted, such as charcoal if wood is incompletely burned. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Why do carrots spark in the microwave?... heating effect occurs on a very localised surface area. These areas, typically at the extreme point of the carrot, will dry out rapidly and then char, essentially forming small carbon points. Thirdly, carrots are relatively large objects (compared to, say frozen peas) and because microwaves are ...
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Help with parsing and trascription factor finding... 1 39205 40430 - NC_004325.1 39205 40430 - MAL1P4.02 5833 1 50586 51859 + NC_004325.1 50586 51859 + MAL1P4.04 The 3rd column represents the start char of the gene in the chromosome, and the 4th column represents the stop char of the gene in the chromosome. The 5th column represents the orientation ...
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Genomic Scan, Frequency & Distribution of SEED... placeholders) $sequence =~ s/$query/...../g; #cuts sequence into array of individual letters chomp $sequence; @chars = split(//, $sequence); for ($i=0; $i<=$#chars; $i++) { if($char[$i] eq "."){ push(@found, $i); $i=$i+$offset; } } print ...
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