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Dictionary » D » Dividing DividingDividing That divides; separating; marking divisions; graduating. Dividing engine, a machine for graduating circles (as for astronomical instruments) or bars (as for scales); also, for spacing off and cutting teeth in wheels. Dividing sinker. (Science: machinery) . See sinker. ![]()
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Results from our forumInserting cDNA into a retroviral vector?..... option: could I make the cDNA of the retrovirus using RT-PCR, then insert the cDNA of the gene into the vector, and later insert that vector into dividing cells of another organism? Theoretically, it's the retroviral cDNA that inserts itself into the host chromosomes, so maybe this would work?
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Re: Re:... even though people often seem to think so. They are different things altogether, but achieve or aim to achieve the same end result: killing dividing cells. Cancer cells, typically, grow faster than normal cells in the body. Many cells do not actively divide in adult humans at all, these ...
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Re: Re:... even though people often seem to think so. They are different things altogether, but achieve or aim to achieve the same end result: killing dividing cells. Cancer cells, typically, grow faster than normal cells in the body. Many cells do not actively divide in adult humans at all, these ...
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Genetics with Mitosis and Meiosis... B , and b on each side of the cell. Meiosis I is when the alleles separate, so you should only place one A or a and one B or b on each side of the dividing cell. The two forms of a gene are present on the two homologous chromosomes, and the homologous chromosomes are what separate. During meiosis ...
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holographic origin of life... i am arguing that life is an open system that is getting energy from the sun.BUT i am also arguing that if you consider life as a WHOLE (without dividing it into species ,organisms, etc) ,you get a sum of just RANDOM chemical reactions. The natural history of these reactions led to the forms ...
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