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... to cell genomes and some of those mutated cells may survive and become cancer cells later when its their turn. Also, since both treatments target dividing cells they are harmful to all the rapidly dividing cells in a human body, not only cancer cells. These include especially blood cells ...

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... to cell genomes and some of those mutated cells may survive and become cancer cells later when its their turn. Also, since both treatments target dividing cells they are harmful to all the rapidly dividing cells in a human body, not only cancer cells. These include especially blood cells ...

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"what i don't know is why the exact same primers that target the same location end up a different areas." I don't think that the same primers that target the same location do end up in different areas. The difference in the masses of the bands ...

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... VNTR's within each region, and that is how 12 distinct bands can be detected after PCR. But what i don't know is why the exact same primers that target the same location end up a different areas. Yours, Julian

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... of our gene, it would be complementary but parallel to our gene. Do they bind with each other. If they dont bind then how can i confirm the target gene of this miRNA? For your convenience i would like to add that this predicted miRNA doesn't match with any reported miRNA in mirBase or any ...

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