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Dictionary » F » Fc piece Fc pieceFc piece --> fc fragment (Science: immunology) The constant region on an immunoglobulin molecule. The area that is exactly the same on all antibodies. The region is found on the heavy chains and is not involved in binding antigens. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: sterilization in microwave oven... you know what you are doing. I do not agree that what I described is what happens in an autoclave or a pressure cooker. That was the point of the piece that I wrote was to describe how heating steam in a microwave was different to other methods of conductive heat like autoclaves or pressure cookers ...
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publish my report... of amazing journalistic background I wouldn't waste your time by trying to submit to a magazine either... unless it's quite literally a flawless piece of work. Magazines are able to piece together information on their own (hence their staffs of science writers). Your best bet would be to get ...
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Osmosis and DiffusionYou can also try skin (epidermis) of fleshy scales of onion. Easy to get. Just peel off a piece. Place it in a drop of water on the slide. Keep it expanded..i.e make sure it is not folded. Add a couple of drops of salt solution..say 10% potassium nitrate. You get result ...
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Re: The Colin Leslie Dean species paradoxSo you are either so dense that you can't comprehend my bird explanation, or you just refuse to consider it. Either way, I feel like I've said my piece, and am content in the argument I've put forth. If you feel like it, reread my posts a couple of times and maybe it'll all sink in. Unlike you, ...
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Regarding MutationIt seems as if a translocation could occur that would add information - a piece moves to another chromosome from a source, and then the added-to chromosome winds up in a gamete with the source chromosome's unmutated homologous match. Offspring gets a chromosome ...
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