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Dictionary » I » Inactivate InactivateInactivate to destroy the biological activity or the effects of an agent or substance, as the activity of complement is destroyed when serum is heated. ![]()
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Results from our forumX chromosome inactivation... also occurs in males, in Klinefelter syndrome (XXY), but what happens if the individual has an extra Y chromosome (XYY)? Does one Y chromosome inactivate?
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Re: Red-Eyed tree Frog skin can inhibit HIV virusThis is silly - soap will inactivate the virus quite well. Let's hope these selfpromotional folks' 15 minutes of BS about tree frogs is over.
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HIV Exposure to airIt doesn't matter whether you think viruses are alive or not, the mechanisms that inactivate them are the same that apply to inactivation of many biomolecules in general. In a nutshell, many viruses "die" in air because it is not their physiological environment. ...
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Re: splicing MO vs translation MO... to see if there is an in-frame stop codon -- if there is an in-frame stop codon then you can be more confident that insertion of the intron will inactivate the protein's activity. Let me know how I can help. - Jon (from Gene Tools)
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IBO 2003 questions- please help me out... and energy? А. lacI −. B. lacZ −. C. lacy −. D. lacZ − lacy −. E. lacI − lacZ −. The answer is A: PG is not an inductor, so it will not be able to inactivate the repressor. Therefore, only a bacterium that lacks a repressor can live in such a medium. E is obviously wrong, as it needs to have the ...
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