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Dictionary » E » Extend ExtendExtend to straighten a limb, to diminish or extinguish the angle formed by flexion; to place the distal segment of a limb in such a position that its axis is continuous with that of the proximal segment. ![]()
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Results from our forumCell wall extension- shearing units??... i would still like to know). Here's the section of text; "Wall extension commonly exhibits a yield threshold stress, below which walls do not extend. Although its molecular nature is not well understood, one way to think about the yield threshold is to consider that it depends on the size ...
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Are evolution and creationism mutually exclusive???... years of continual republication of the null hypothesis with appeals for falsification, no falsification has been provided. The time has come to extend this null hypothesis into a formal scientific prediction: “No non trivial algorithmic/computational utility will ever arise from chance and/or ...
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Re: PCR: Low Primer Annealing Temperature Explanation?... population of primer molecules, a sufficient number of associations will endure long enough for molecules of polymerase to latch on and begin to extend the primer molecule. Even though the polymerase molecules function optimally at higher temperatures, they will start to do their thing at the ...
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Plants DO talk !... of the commenters agree that plants do communicate (talk). However no one proved scientifically how these plants talk! For that reason and to the extend I know plants, I comment that plants they do not talk. Thank you!
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Why is knowledge on phylogeny importantI'm going to extend my question with a specific example: Why is knowledge on phylogeny of insect pollinators (for example bumblebee's) important? I have a compulsory course entitled "Phylogeny and molecular evolution" ...
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