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Dictionary » M » Multiple factor Multiple factorDefinition noun, plural: multiple factors An alternative name for polygene to refer to group of several factors (gene) responsible for a particular phenotype or trait
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Results from our forumTheories - Origin of Life... and irreversible reproductive isolation) seems to require additional factors, such as chromosomal rearrangements, intrinsic genetic incompatibilities ... in the study of speciation. That is, speciation might often involve multiple and shifting geographic contexts and mechanistic drivers. This mosaic ...
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Re: Theories - Origin of Life... owing largely to resource competition, has been a major deterministic factor driving divergence in sticklebacks (McPhail 1993; Schluter 1994, 1996a,b; ... in the study of speciation. That is, speciation might often involve multiple and shifting geographic contexts and mechanistic drivers. This ...
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Different cell lines different protein stability... stabilizes wt F) wt binds p53, but p53 is considered to be a negative factor and DP binds p53 inefficiently G) FX binds p53 following observation: ... it plausible that 30% remaining binding of DP to FX can compensate for multiple stability defects which occured in H1299 but not in A549 cells? ...
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Re: some bio multiple choice questions... hard, did you? 1. But doesn't GA promote seed germination and flowering? 2. can you elaborate? why would why the length of light be the critical factor for LDP when experiments have shown that having a critical dark period was what mattered. 3. ok but isn't the pollen tube derived from the mature ...
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The Keyhole Paradox: Challenging universal common descent.... which resulted in a barbed penis. That male feline had sex with multiple females, and the barbs on the penis scraped out competing sperm, ... are here because of natural selection. It makes sense unless you factor in a detail like the female's reproductive system. This type of logic ...
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