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Results from our forumRole of membranes in synthesis of ATP in cellular respiratio... synthesis in both the election transport chain and chemiosmosis, two events that are absolutely critical for aerobic respiration in cells. Did I screw up and facts somewhere?
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Re: GI tract and enteric nervous system... to send sensory information back, called afferent pathway. The autonomic is more complex and contains both efferent and afferent pathways. Just to screw students up, researchers decided that they woulld split the autonomic system up into parasympathetic and sympathetic systems. Further they thought ...
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Yeast experiment... time as well. So my questions are 1.)Which set of questions are correct - my predictions or the experiment (that both evolved CO2)? 2.)did I screw up the experiment? 3.)If I did not screw up, and am misreading my results, then what's the point of the nonsugar yeast in the experiment? 4.) ...
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i want information about choromosomes... adult, the standard gene therapies have this limitation of one cell only, or a few of cells. Assuming the gene insertion succeeds(more often they screw up) there is always the issue of not producing enough insulin just because you only have a few cell active. So does this mean gene therapy sucks, ...
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Re: Biology Lab Help - Protein Assays... useful. The Bradford assay is also less sensitive to chemicals used in sample preparations (like lysis buffer components, though too much SDS can screw it up). If I purify protein by some sort of affinity purification (GST, 6xHIS, immunoprecipitation, etc), I can often measure concentration of ...
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