Controls

... out) and the safety valve has 2 essential roles: it prevent the pressure to build up to unsafe levels even with the walls, and more importantly it controls the steam temperature (which is proportional to the pressure). Then you can have the certitude that whatever you wanted to sterilize has been ...

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... and radioactive labeling, site-directed mutagenesis, etc. In the exams we constantly have to design experiments and describe the "controls." I'm only just learning what controls ARE! What resources are out there to help me?

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I think the nucleus should be first followed by chloroplast then mitochondria because the nucleus controls all the cell's activities. During cell division it is seen to contain 'threads' called chromosomes. These carry the genetic material with which the nuleus controls ...

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I think the nucleus should be first followed by chloroplast then mitochondria because the nucleus controls all the cell's activities. During cell division it is seen to contain 'threads' called chromosomes. These carry the genetic material with which the nuleus controls ...

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... (read telemere theory of animal aging) Excellent theory! It's describing the mechanism I thought would be there that "controls" whether telomeres are sticky or not. No.1--The telomeres are for the PREVENTION and PROTECTION from the very first thing they are trying ...

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