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Results from our forumMicroorganisms and organic preservation?... browning. I have researched processes like brinning, curing, freeze drying, fermenting, dehumidifying, aging, and adding ascorbic acid. So far I have found one process that sort of worked with kiwis. I sliced the kiwis into thin flat slices with a mandolin slicer, I then arranged ...
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Organic reactions and preservation... browning. I have researched processes like brinning, curing, freeze drying, fermenting, dehumidifying, aging, and adding ascorbic acid. So far I have found one process that sort of worked with kiwis. I sliced the kiwis into thin flat slices with a mandolin slicer, I then arranged ...
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Making Competent CellWhen preparation of competent cell, which freezing well be better? Dry Ice or Liquid N2?
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Re: Why do carrots spark in the microwave?... from frozen in a microwave, on a microwaveable plate you may notice that carrots produce sparks during cooking and, on closer examination, ... area. These areas, typically at the extreme point of the carrot, will dry out rapidly and then char, essentially forming small carbon points. Thirdly, ...
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Cloning: Preserving DNA of a dead eagle... DNA in it. Which would be better for preserving DNA: A jar of ethanol + dry ice (to create a very cold liquid) (would the dry ice remain solid in the ethanol or would ...
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