Rigidity

... you're going to find more plastics than non-plastics just because they're usually unreactive towards the body(allergies and immune concerns). The rigidity can usually be altered by adding crosslinks.

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... piece of DNA? All of the molecules will have roughly the same charge. All of them are helical rods. OK, there will be some variation in length and rigidity, but that will get you but a crude separation unless the difference in size is pretty large and distinct; you can separate a plasmid from chromosomal ...

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... rod (~d^4). By polymerizing the unsaturated bonds of assembled copolymers, fluid worms are converted to solid-core worms, extending the bending rigidity to millimeters. Through partial crosslinking, polymerized worms are shown to lock in a spontaneous curvature at a novel fluid-to-solid percolation ...

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... internationally and has given insight into a number of questions regarding muscle spindle function in normal and in patients with spasticity or rigidity. The method has also been used to explore a number of neural systems in healthy human volunteers, e.g. proprioceptive, tactile, nociceptive ...

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1. in what way are the mitochondiron and chloroplast similar? explain... 2. cellulose which is normally maintains the rigidity of the cell, also serves as a fiber. what does this mean?? what health problems can be prevented if fiber is increased in the diet?? explain... assignment ...

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