Squeeze

... the rest. I don't see why the modern synthesis is in need of an update. Modern synthesis is 1940's. Science is not static. It is not possible to squeeze so many mechanisms into a limited framework. Things like niche construction fit in better with an extended or new synthesis. There have been ...

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I am trying to extract proteins from a leaf foliage and need some help. I can squeeze about half the proteins out as a solution but then need to concentrate them up. I am thinking of using pH to precipitate them out. Won't this pH change denature the proteins? ...

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... & canalon … I referred to you as "third people" throughout the post (sorry)… It’s not the sign of disrespect (I was just trying to squeeze everything in one post). Sorry again!

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... system. There doesn't seem to be a direct movement mechanism, but the vessels have anti-backflow valves and tend to move through tissues that squeeze them (veins have a similar mechanism), promoting flow from the drained tissues to the veins that receive the drained fluid.

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How about a sponge? Endergonic: The sponge absorbs the water (ie, energy) and now carries that energy, and can be expelled. Exergonic: *Squeeze sponge* energy leaves the system (ie, sponge) and the sponge is no longer any good for scrubbing. Also, the water would normally leave the sponge ...

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