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Dictionary » P » Puffs Puffspuffs (Science: molecular biology) Expanded areas of a polytene chromosome. at these areas the chromatin becomes less condensed and the fibres unwind, though they remain continuous with the fibres in the chromosome axis. A puff usually involves unwinding at a single band, though they can include many bands as in balbiani rings. Puffs represent sites of active rNA transcription. The pattern of puffing observed in the larvae of drosophila, in different cells and at different times in development provides possibly the best evidence that differentiation is controlled at the level of transcription. ![]()
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Results from our forumThis is so irritating ...... I work out a lot and I'm really tiny to begin with, but the minute I eat or drink ANYTHING ... I'm bloated! I can eat a grape and my stomach puffs out. It's so frustrating. Then, after dinner, when I try to get ready to go out it's HORRIBLE!!! I look about 3 months pregnant!! I think I eat ...
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If you have tried to quit smoking >>>>... less than 1.5 milligrams per cigarette. This amount may be somewhat higher or lower for each smoker, depending on how deeply you puff and how many puffs you take from each cigarette. But nicotine is so potent that even this small dose causes significant changes in the functioning of numerous organs ...
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The Fiber Disease... :lol: AND NOW MY SIDE IS BEGINNING TO ACHE. :lol: :lol: i NEED SOME POPCORN Deena, what you need is a clue dear. (Deena) dar har dar har WHAT MAN PUFFS OUT HIS CHEST OVER A MISPELLED SARGENT WORD, CLAIMING TO BE ALL BIG AND BAD AND YET MAKES FUN OF A FEMALE AND SAYS DEENA, DAR HAR, DAR HAR???? ...
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The Fiber Disease... got this from MM link.. http://www.mindfully.org/Nucs/2003/Radioactive-Household-Products12may03.htm Strange!! Has anyone else noticed "Puffs of Hot air coming from your hard drive> media insert slots? And, I must start wearing sunglasses when I'm online? Hmm...is this good advice? ...
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Origin of life... but from what we've seen so far it can be a naturalistic explanation(because it breaks no laws of physics, chem etc...) that doesn't require any puffs of smoke or suspension of natural laws. How do you know God doesn't work through natural law? What you're saying is that "science" excludes ...
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