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Dictionary » R » Recall Recallrecall The process whereby a representation of past experience is elicited. ![]()
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Results from our forumRemembering some people's faces/voices better than othersFor example, since meeting this person, I have not been able to picture her in my mind nor recall her voice well at all. In fact, I always picture her as another woman I know for some reason. (How unintentionally rude!) She [the woman I can never recall] is probably ...
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Flow cytometry-antibody conc.... I have 200uL of cells, I add 1uL of my antibody...and then if I wanted to to another conc of antibody say 1:400 I would add 0.5uL of antibody...I recall being told I would have to do serial dilutions of my primary antibody..but how do I go about doing serial dilutions..if i need 200uL of cells ...
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Evolution and environment question--breathing, etc... - someone else will probably tell me if I've missed anything. :) I recommend David Weber's Honor Harrington books, if you haven't read them - if I recall correctly, the people of Grayson were isolated for about a thousand years in a harsh environment with a high death rate. The culture changed ...
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Female fightI once heard a theory, sorry can't recall the source, that because females must spend much more of their resources in producing young, they are simply waiting until the male who proves fittest via fighting or dominating other males, proves ...
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Re: New to science (sort of), and need suggestions.... trick that will help with retention of the information, but here are some thoughts. 1) Don't be afraid to reread. It doesn't mean you are dumb. I recall when I was in grad school I heard a Professor (whom I respected) say that he often reads a paper four or five times before he really gets the ...
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