Scanning

Hi pomkon, I ran across a book that addresses your topic. Though it's a bit spendy, this addresses aging and genes. If nothing else it's worth scanning the topics in the table of contents. http://www.cshlpress.com/default.tpl?action=full&--eqskudatarq=638 Molecular Biology of Aging (Cold ...

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... analyses. In case of solid tissues, or if there are very few cells to study, one could try to couple the fluorescent dyes with confocal laser scanning microscopy, that allows us to see the positive signal by microscope. This also relies on monoclonal antibodies and cell-specific marker molecules. ...

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Hi! I can't seem to find this information anywhere. What is the magnification of an electron microscope? Of scanning? Or transmission? Thanks :)

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OK ive been scanning the internet 2 chemistry books my two Ap biology books and still have no clue about what are ionics bonds hydrogen bonds what happens when hydrogen bonds break and what happens when . it a hydrogen bond forms. ...

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... My professor asked my class to discuss the pros and cons of having or not having a cell wall with respect to the process of evolution. I've been scanning my textbook for a while and I haven't found anything. From thinking about it I think that having a cell wall would lead to less evolution because ...

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