Layers

... or experimentation.” Observation does not only mean being there to witness something. We observe many things, such as: rocks are laid down in layers fossils in those layers differ there is a pattern in the way that those fossils differ in relation to time there is a pattern in the geographic ...

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... a lot of factors to take into consideration. A polar bear would have a slight advantage to puncture wounds seeing it has a thick coat and heavy layers of fat, on the other hand a silver back gorilla would have to be the most powerful primate on the planet with an extremely powerful upper body ...

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... used in the assay. I am not talking about e.g. confluency, pH changes, etc.etc. or any other cell culture effects that might arise due to cell layers growing over each other or senescence etc. Just from the principle. Say I have compound X that I use in a 96-well format and in each well I have ...

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... have a molecular mass of 500 and some carrier oils used like coconut and jojoba oils are between 500 and 700. Are either really absorbed into the layers of the skin and ultimately picked up into the bloodstream? And even if the are absorbed do they pass into the blood stream through the capillary ...

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If I'm not mistaken, the lower levels in a biofilm don't have as much access to oxygen as the outer layers, presumably causing the organisms to switch to fermentative metabolism. Any other input would be great.

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