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Dictionary » G » Gene product Gene productGene product The biochemical material, either rna or protein, resulting from expression of a gene. The amount of gene product is used to measure how active a gene is, abnormal amounts can be correlated with disease-causing alleles. ![]()
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Results from our forumPrimer problem... the kits on a previously tested primer that you know gives the right product size? My lab recently had an issue with contamination in our SuperScript ... Maybe you could try ordering a primer for a different section of the gene? We usually order 2-3 different primers for any given gene we're testing ...
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Primer problemHi I designed a specific primers and blast it to amplify my gene. this primer amplifies a gDNA of the gene. I used dreamtaq kit and its protocol but unfortunately the expected product (2054 bp) was not there and what I got is several bands below and above my expected ...
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Re: Natural selection is proven wrong... this makes it more difficult to fly from predators. Although not a product of behavioral speciation, humans display this same mate selection ... image as being human and sexy. What produces this may be that it is epigenetically possible to drift in that direction, or already are. How long ...
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I get short smears trying to amplify tomato DNA, pleaseHelp... from tomato plants and then analyzed using primers that target the SW-5 gene. The primers come from previously published work, and are known to generally ... quantity are both good using a nano-drop instrument. I am expecting a product that is ~750bp. The PCR product will most frequently show short ...
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Re: Any SOLID arguments against evolution?... Or a population that became isolated from another can experience genetic drift that forces them forever apart. In some cases speciation happens ... rate (how fast it gains or changes new information/genes). Sexual reproduction has a good amount of crossover exchange which greatly accelerates ...
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