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... thick walls and there appears to be a lot of hyphae around as well, which could be some sort of interaction between different species. Any insight would help, as I've been trying to get more into mycology.

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Hi all, I've frequented this forum for a while but this will be my first post, hopefully someone will have some insight into my problem! I'm carrying out protoporphyrin IX based photodynamic treatment of A431 cells and I've recently been having some odd issues with the cells becoming ...

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... is my first post on your forum. I have a problem with pine resin for which I cannot find a precise answer; I was hoping you might give me some insight on how to deal with this. I run a music recording studio, and last Christmas I somehow brilliantly managed to get it all sticky with pine resin. ...

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... but I can speculate that the phylogeny of insect pollinators is important because understanding their evolution and ancestral species could give insight into the origin of relations that the pollinators share with plants. Some insects and flowers have co-evolved in very specific fashions, and ...

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... Need to work on my precision in writing! @AstraSequi: Genetic drift! Of course! Why on earth did I forget about that?!? Thank you both for the insight. Cheers, Ig

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