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Dictionary » A » Ambient AmbientAmbient (Science: ecology) describes the surrounding environment (especially temperature and pressure) of an object or experiment, in particular an environment which affects the object or experiment but is not affected by it. Completely enveloping; the ambient air; ambient sound; the ambient temperature.Pertaining to the surrounding environment or prevailing conditions. ![]()
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Results from our forumPotential relationship between non-enzymatic antioxidants... of guinea pig Leydig cells were isolated using a method that employed enzymatic dissociation and Percoll gradient centrifugation. Since ambient oxygen tensions are toxic to cultured Leydig cells leading to decreased steroidogenic capacity, the antioxidant defense system of isolated Leydig ...
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Taxis vs. Kinesis... itself is directional; for example, movement away from directional pressure, a light source, or a current would be taxis while movement away from ambient light or temperature would be kinesis. Can anyone help me to understand this, please? Thanks.
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Heart rate and emitted sound frequency of carp's hearbeatCarp heart rates vary with ambient water temperature; slower for lower temperatures. Also some carp exhibit lowered heart rate in hypoxyic conditions. Here's a paper that looked the effect of hypoxyic conditions on a carp heart that gave ...
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http://xkxy.org:Bible exact description of DNA and ATP... Secondly, there are four - not 6 billion - of them. Finally, dNTPs in the cell don't speed back and forth like flashes of lightning - there's an ambient concentration of them which is there due to the wonders of diffusion. So their movement would, on average, be quite leisurely. So the parallel ...
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The Fiber Disease... randomly oriented and distributed through the surface of a polymer or coating. In conditions that support bacterial growth, the sodium ions, in ambient moisture, exchange with silver ions at reversible bonding sites on the zeolite. The most significant difference between silver antimicrobials ...
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