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Dictionary » F » Function FunctionFunction The special, normal or proper physiologic activity of an organ or part. Origin: L. Functio, from fungi = to do ![]()
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Results from our forumUnidentified Non-Human Remain... a particular non-human bone element. The bone itself possesses several distinguishable characteristics. The only issue is I have no clue what it's function is. I have looked around and found that it may represent a tarsal or carpal, but again, I can't be sure about that. The element is small (as ...
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Over expressing proteins in mammalian cellsCan anyone tell me an advantage and a disadvantage of over expressing proteins in mammalian cells to discover their function or localisation?
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What does describe mean in this question?... (CDKs) associated with the reorganization of the nuclear membrane during mitosis. Explain how the phosphorylation of these proteins affects their function and cell progression through mitosis. I have found the three substrates but I don't what is meant by 'describe'.
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Re: mutations and dependencies... - Since it might be interesting, I'll give the prototypical concepts that led to me thinking of this idea. Originally, I was thinking in terms of functions with specific requirements and functions with loose requirements. Here's an example: Blunt object can be defined in terms of what it does. ...
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UWM is seeking testers for a new protein expression kit... synthesis. The ICM is non-essential for growth and can incorporate foreign and over-expressed membrane proteins without disrupting normal cellular function. This characteristic has stimulated the expression of active and correctly folded membrane protein where other systems have failed. In an attempt ...
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