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Dictionary » I » Induction InductionInduction The act or process of inducing or causing to occur, especially the production of a specific morphogenetic effect in the developing embryo through the influence of evocators or organisers or the production of anaesthesia or unconsciousness by use of appropriate agents. Origin: L. Inductio ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Sugar Allergy... most useful is Atkins, as he devotes a whole chapter to systemic fungal problems in his diet book. I found I lost no weight on his strict two-week induction diet until I'd undergone a month of anti-fungal treatment: garlic, pro-biotics and a strict diet. Worth a try for anyone with sugar problems.
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35S Promoter questionHello, I have a problem with a review concerning Arabidopsis flower induction. TEM and CO are two antagonist genes : CO activates flowering, TEM represses flowering. The authors use 35S::TEM1/+ 35S::CO plants and say they flower at an intermediate time between ...
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SDS-PAGE... end of the practical we loaded 4 samples using SDS-PAGE, they were sample 1-purified GST sample 2-E.coli lysate from RAP-pGEX-2T cells before IPTG induction sample 3-E.coli lysate from RAP-pGEX-2T cells after IPTG induction sample 4-our purified GST-RAP protein sample and we also loaded a molecular ...
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gene cloning and amplification... elements for baculovirus expression etc). You may induce expression especially when using E coli, but that's not amplification of the sequence. Induction is turning on gene expression by removing a repressor most typically, though there are probably other ways to induce.
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Tricky OneI think the point is that scientific processes work by observation and induction with really no claims on truthness. A theory is solid if it is justifiable within the context of other theories and the predictions based on it are consistent.
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