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Dictionary » T » Turbo Turboturbo (Science: zoology) Any one of numerous marine gastropods of the genus Turbo or family Turbinidae, usually having a turbinate shell, pearly on the inside, and a calcareous operculum. Origin: L. Turbo, -inis, a top. See Turbine. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Theories - Origin of Life... loss AND arrival could be due to design. Functional loss and arrival could ALSO be due to natural selection, however. You wouldn’t argue that a turbo charged Formula 1 car designed for the race track is any more or less optimally designed that your average family neighbourhood shopping vehicle ...
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Re: Theories - Origin of Life... comment. A designer will design something that will function optimally in an environment for which it is designed. You wouldn’t argue that a turbo charged Formula 1 car designed for the race track is any more or less optimally designed that your average family neighbourhood shopping vehicle ...
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Stomach bloating and weight gain... great post here because it is very educational and informative. Thank you all who have made your post here. It is really helpful. ------------ Dub Turbo Beat Maker Software
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PCR primer question... busy...I can never find him to ask questions like these). My positive control works so it's not the DNA or the dNTPs. I switched from PFU Turbo (since I want high fidelity for further experiments) to a cheaper Taq master mix (just until I sort this out) where I only have to add the template, ...
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PCR product of mutagenesis_good but still wrong... so it is more special. The thing is that in the last month I tried several approaches (I use QuickChange Site Mutagenesis Stratagene kit, with Pfu Turbo enzyme and I followed their protocol, playing with the amount of DNA and primers). In fact last week I got my mutant (1 positive clone), perfect ...
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