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Results from our forumRe: Is protein degrade by UV ?... can absorb shorter-wavelength UV and become reactive. I found a lot of relevant information by searching the keyword group "UV tyrosine reactivity photochemistry" in Google -- try that. If you are using UV to sterilize, you are trying to damage/kill microbes by messing with their ...
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Primer Premier version 5... experiment, Primer Premier enables you to design multiplex primers by launching a primer search in batch mode and then checking the cross reactivity of the primers designed. Primer Premier checks for all the possible reactivity and displays the most stable structure formed by each oligo. ...
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adding amino acids to a molecule??1) if there is N, then it is NOT benzene! 2) amino acid contains amino and carboxylic groups (or some others) and that shows it's reactivity. Simply, it will react as any carboxylic acid or amine, e.g. with hydroxyl forming ester. However, what exactly is your purpose?
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Re: PETA... studies of people. The same goes for surgery. Surgery can't be learned on animals. Animals are anatomically completely different from man, their reactivity is completely different, their structure and resistance are completely different. In fact, exercises on animals are misleading. The surgeon ...
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Re: The biggest problem with silicon would be its greater reactivity and hence lack of stability. One thing I found interesting while researching is that silicon dioxide (the equivalent of carbon dioxide) is solid at temperatures where CO2 is a gas. This ...
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