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Dictionary » S » Separation Separationseparation The act of separating, or the state of being separated, or separate. Specifically: divorce. The operation of removing water from steam. Judicial separation, a form of divorce; a separation of man and wife which has the effect of making each a single person for all legal purposes but without ability to contract a new marriage. Origin: L. Separatio: cf. F. Separation. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Animal cell nucleus shape changes... centrifugal force. It can be write as RCF = rw2/g where = angular velocity = rotational radius g = Gravitational acceleration The Centrifugal separation methods are of three types Differential pelleting Rate zonal centrifugation Isopycnic centrifugation In differential pelleting a sample is ...
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Re: separation problem with GelRedSadly I did not help us out. In our lab often we want to check early if we have good product/restriction pattern. And with GelRed gels have to run longer to get nice bands. But it helps indeed if you run longer. Then result can be nice.
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Re: separation problem with GelRedI got the tip from another lab to dilute the DNA ladder and now it looks so much better, nice separation. We have diluted the ladder 1:10. Good for the lab-economy as well! Maybe one could go further even, and also dilute the markers- have not tried this yet. When I looked ...
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Re: aneuploidy and polyploidy... and trisomy) and it can occur in sex chromosomes or autosomes...AND there are different causes (non-disjunction, translocation errors, mitosis separation failures in early embryos). Plus there are a whole range of syndromes associated with each of these types (i.e. Jacob Syndrome is an aneuploid ...
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Re: separation problem with GelRed Hi there, after few tests, the similar problem still exist, especially for the ladder. my lab uses both 1% and 2% gel. 1x TAE for dissolving and also running. 100v for 50mins. I have tried using low voltage and higher voltage as well, yet the output still the same. Any suggestion or advise? Thank y...
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