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Dictionary » V » Viability ViabilityDefinition noun (1) The capacity of being alive; capability of living, developing, or reproducing. (2) The capability (of an embryo, fetus or newborn) of normal growth and development outside the uterus. (3) The state of being viable; practicability.
Viability with biological context can refer to the following:
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Results from our forumConversion of drug concentration from in vitro study to mice... nonseverly toxic dose of reagent ___ given to a mouse is 150 mg/kg, how do I calculate an equivalent concentration to be given to ___ cells for viability assays? I plan to perform i.p. injections, although I am not sure if/how that would affect the answer. Thank you for your answers!
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Re: Loss of genetic diversity... to this? Well I've trawled the books and now the internet and can't find a relevant term. Has anyone an answer? One word that is often applied is viability. Is the population viable? means is there enpugh genetic diversity for it to be able to sustain itself and not become extinct.
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Method preventing illnesses in the progeny... possible... but according to my knowledge,In connection with absence of the criterion necessary for differential diagnostics and the control of viability of organisms, against the background of a wide range of hereditary, congenital and acquired diseases that threaten the extinction of mankind, ...
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Re: Re:... evolution dates... conclusion: it was the exception and not the rule and with bigger living beings, the mutation rate decreases, which makes its viability practically impossible... Again, I don't think you answered the question (and again, it is a "yes" or "no" type question). ...
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Re: Re:... evolution dates... conclusion: it was the exception and not the rule and with bigger living beings, the mutation rate decreases, which makes its viability practically impossible... Again, I don't think you answered the question (and again, it is a "yes" or "no" type question). ...
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