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... be appreciated. At least 1-2 sentences for the following 6 questions. 1. What is diffusion? - I googled this but unsure if it correct 2. What factors can affect diffusion? 3. why do cells require diffusion? 4. How do you think SA: V affects diffusion? 5. Why is size a limiting factor for cells? ...

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... strain of E.coli. When I artificially express from a plasmid one of the transcriptional regulator, it results in secretion of a protein factor in the media, which has interesting biological roles. My aim is to purify this unknown factor present in the growth media and to identify it ...

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... atopy etc.) or one has to wash themselves much more often than is normal. A very sensitive skin that is easily rashed or broken could be a risk factor as well. The lack of water is perhaps the biggest obstacle for bacterial growth on the skin and thus tropical or otherwise moist and humid environments ...

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... of the immune system to respond to infections that is highly characteristic of the immune system in senescence (DNA-Damage-Response np). One factor is the loss of the CD28 marker; when CD28 isn’t expressed, antigen-presenting cells like macrophages no longer recognise the T cell and thus ...

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Comprehensive List of transcription factor binding sites (TFBSs) databases based on ChIP-seq data as follows: (1) ChEA : transcription factor regulation inferred from integrating genome-wide ChIP-X experiments. release date: 2010 Oct. (2) ChIPBase ...

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