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Where your thermal cycle times the same as theirs? What about the voltage across the gel and the time of the run? Did you expose the RNA to light too much? It's possible you denatured them. Also, there may have been RNAses in your extract that could have reduced copy count drastically.

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... --- http://i42.tinypic.com/15s0g79.jpg 38. A useful control for the experiment would have included which of the following? I. Expose the plant to 32 hours of continuous moderate light and measure rates of carbon dioxide uptake and tissue starch concentration. II. Expose the ...

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... cell to take the DNA from outside. Take the stored competent cells, which are in the frozen condition and add the DNA sample to these cells and expose them to a higher temperature, at 42°C for two to three minutes. Some of these cells take the DNA from outside and will be transformed by intercalating ...

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... plants. We are growing our plants (beans) under green, red, far-red, blue and day light. The day and night cicle is 16/8 hours. They are being exposed to the specific light the whole 'day' - 16hours. Thanks, Zala I don't want to trouble you but i am doing an experiment so similar to this; it ...

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... by the way. Just as a fun fact. Urea is transported through a designated carrier. It's not an exception to anything, as far as I know. If you expose the plasma membrane to long neutral fats I would say they would diffuse into the cell. What would happen there depends on the molecule I guess. ...

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