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Dictionary » S » Spike Spikespike An unbranched, indeterminate inflorescence in which the flowers are without stalks. Fruiting spike of a cereal plant especially corn. ![]()
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Conditions for a stable ecosystem? (for a simulation)... and cannot sustain them, when herbivores get a higher ratio than plants (and plants number start to drop exponentially) carnivores enter that spike too due to abumdance of food, eventually depleting herbivores capacity to reproduce at that speed. At that point herbivores are already dropping ...
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Re: What kills (and what saves) a corpus luteum?... It doesn't say if hCG does the same job as interferon-gamma, or if it does direct blocking or what. I assume from the above that the oxytocin spike which initiates labor would cause a large spike in PGF2, finally killing the corpus luteum right during/shortly after birth. Anyway, I now understand ...
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Re: inactive enzyme after purification with Ni-TED... and has a relatively large change in pH with changes in temperature, so I don’t like to use Tris for cold-room work, though I have. You could also spike your binding, washing and elution buffers with 1-10 mM Mn—I don’t know how much would be needed to keep the Mn on the protein and you'd be walking ...
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Stomach bloating and weight gain... my stomach bloated very bloated. My heath for last 10 years has been a downhill slide. I am unable to handle stress,get angry and I have a temp spike,flu like chills ,fever,headache etc. When the stomach bloating started i had been given very stressful news. Has anyone associated this with stress? ...
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