Spheres

... confusing so here is a picture to illustrate what I mean: The channel protein is the red object. The membrane itself is depicted by the purple spheres. http://i56.tinypic.com/357rcso.jpg Source: Mader, Sylvia S. Biology / Sylvia S. Mader. -- 10th ed.

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... intelligence to develop a species until it is demanded. With it, created an elaborate set of global technology standards and stereotypes in all spheres of public life. But then, after reaching a "global harmony" and a "welfare society" creative intelligence is no longer needed, ...

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A researcher made two batches of small, 20 um (micrometer) diameter plastic spheres. One batch was made of red plastic, the other of blue plastic. Red plastic spheres were incubated in a solution of purified cadherin IMPs and the blue spheres were incubated with ...

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... to proteins and inanimate molecules? What inanimate objects could be used instead of ping pong balls? We all know that molecules are not perfect spheres. And they have atoms with powerful attractions. Why is it so difficult in providing a model of this process? I would think it would be a piece ...

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You won't identify any bacteria with those pictures - you should be able to clearly see individual small rods or spheres. All those pictures show are unfocused blobs. That said, you can't identify bacteria just by observing them under the microscope - there are many bacteria of ...

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