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Dictionary » K » K capture K captureK capture --> electron capture (Science: radiobiology) nuclear decay process whereby a proton in the nucleus absorbs an orbiting electron and converts to a neutron. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Device for ratiometric fluorescence measurement... you'd need an excitation source and either two photodetectors or a means of manually switching the emission filter, plus the electronics to capture the photodetector output and do the ratiomatric comparison.
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Bryophyte divesity... area surveyed on X-axis). Usually, after a given distance, species diversity reaches an asymptote. If your data are asymptotic, you have probably captured most/all of the species diversity with your sampling method. If not, you probably need to sample further to capture the total diversity of ...
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[NEUROSCIENCE]-USING X-RAYS TO IMAGE THE BRAIN?... radiopacity, and it its complexity is seen in 3D (third dimension) => cannot get as much info from a 2D X-ray img. => can only really capture the complexity of the brain structure by taking 3D shots of it.
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Re: Do the simplest bacteria have ribosomes and helicase?... were likely producing biochemical precursors and replicating the molecules needed to catalyze the precursor-building reactions prior to their capture within a cell membrane. These reactions that build the parts of the system which catalyzes the reactions are termed a hypercycle. Here are Wikipedia ...
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Video of rotifer eating.I'm used to seeing Bdelloidea rotifers mostly, which are pretty motile, so hard to capture for very long, but I found this rotifer hanging out on some sediment. Not sure on the species, but the specimen did a good job of showing the current they create, as well as ...
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