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Dictionary » C » Compartment CompartmentCompartment (Science: biology) in the insect wing, for example: there are two compartments, anterior and posterior, each containing several clones, but clones do not cross the boundary. It seems from studies with homoeotic mutants that cells in different compartments are expressing different sets of genes. The evidence for such developmental compartments in vertebrates is sparse at present. ![]()
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Results from our forumsterilization in microwave oven... that are designed for safety. The microwave as any other source of heat can and will heat water well above 100ÂșC if you keep it in an enclosed compartment, which will increase pressure inside the vessel. The difference between that and the pressure cooker is that the pressure cooker has a safety ...
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Osmotic potential, solute potential, osmotic pressure etcI have a really important question---> If compartment 1 had 2mM of NaCl and Compartment 2 had 10mM of sucrose solution which way would the water molecules move? would it go into compartment 1 b/c of the high to low thing or is it more complicated ...
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Re: how to knock out a gene?... and (2) how does the delivery group on the end of the oligo help the Vivo-Morpholino get from the extracellular space into the cytosol/nuclear compartment of cells. For (1), Morpholinos bind to complementary sequences in RNA and get in the way of other processes, like pre-mRNA splicing, mRNA ...
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Relationship between cell organellessorry, i don't agree with what you said. The definition of organelle: membrane-enclosed compartment that has distinct structure, macromolecular composition and functions. Accoding to this version of definition, ribosome is not organelle. All organelles cannot be generated ...
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The Fiber Disease... were surrounded by a He environment. There was no gas lesion formation in the conjunctiva or cornea and no gas bubble formation in the anterior compartment of the eye in any of the experimental animals, even at the maximal 8-h exposure. In contrast to the eye, the skin of these animals showed ...
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