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I'm really lost here. I have the locus tag RP6-88D7.1 from Hemophilia B and I'm supposed to translate it (say what the letters and numbers stand for.) The internet was no help on this matter what so ever... :| Its for a genetics assignment, so we never learned this in class either, its not like I ca...

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... you would use a fluorescence detector to "sense the color of each fluorescent tag" (pg. 397) - the same procedure of identifying the tags as the dideoxy Cain-Termination Method for sequencing DNA. Wouldn't that also work????? (2) - How to scientists synthesize the ddC, ddG, ddA, or ...

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... you would use a fluorescence detector to "sense the color of each fluorescent tag" (pg. 397) - the same procedure of identifying the tags as the dideoxy Cain-Termination Method for sequencing DNA. Wouldn't that also work????? (2) - How to scientists synthesize the ddC, ddG, ddA, or ...

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... be toxic. Can anyone give me an explanation for why I see cell death with this tag? The only explanation I can think of is that maybe with the two tags, the protein is getting caught up in the ER or something and is causing cell death. Has anyone made a similar observation? I appreciate your help. ...

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... for the proteins we want to test, which may take some time. in order to avoid producing the anti-bodies, I chose to tag my proteins with different tags (3HA,GST,GFP,Myc...), and so I can use the antibody anti-tags which can be purchased from the bio-companies. but now I have a big problem with ...

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