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Dictionary » I » Intact IntactIntact Of a living body or its parts: physically and functionally complete: having no relevant component removed or destroyed. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: endorphins... Nicholas, et. al. published a couple of papers on tertiary structure of camel beta-endorphin (CBE). They reported changes in the UV spectra of intact versus digested CBE (this is called difference spectroscopy). This suggests the molecule in solution has a stable three-dimensional conformation, ...
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question about inheritance of chromosomesAssuming normal rates of crossover, we can say unambiguously whether or not a child will have inherited an intact chromosome (without recombination) from the child's paternal grandfather. All we need to know in order to answer the question is the sex of the child.
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Re: Radiometric dating of rocks... be an arrow head any longer as it would have been metamorphasized itself. It is assumed that if the sample is in tact, then the minerals are also intact and unchanged. When a radioactive dated sample is taken, there are a few things to consider, if it is a clay pot, it has not been changed. With ...
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Can you use mtDNA to...... during meiosis and the union of sperm and egg. But mtDNA doesn't undergo recombinatiion. It is passed from one generation to the next intact (barring new mutations). It is also inherited maternally. The sequence of your mtDNA is the same as your mother's, so you can determine if you ...
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changes in mass of plants in relation to transpirationHi im uncertain about this experiment which is used in my text book: Two plants, one with the roots intact and the other with its roots removed are kept in beakers of water in identical conditions The mass of the plants was measured each hour, and the results showed that ...
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