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Results from our forumnon-redundant primers... that I have specific regions of interest within that sequence I'm lost...also because I do not know how to find AA sequences that have the least redundancy, so that the primer can be as non-redundant as possible (I'm also not sure of what non-redundant is/means under this context! :? ) Hope someone ...
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Re:... rules of classification ie species phylum are meaningless as they cant tell you what species Gamila I think you will find that there is a lot of redundancy and confusing terminology in biology but we do know what a living entity is, just like what a molecule is. What is energy? What is matter? ...
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controling Nerve of the Brain? Which One... to as I-f (funny) channels. the molecular mechanisms are indeed fascinating, but not our point at least for now. The heart also has multiple redundancy systems, in case the SA node fails to do its job for whatever reason: there is a second self-contracting node referred to as the atrioventricular ...
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A quick Question that needs to be answered tonightWobble is not the redundancy of the genetic code. It is a phenomenon. But since you don't know the basics, I won't start with the more advanced stuff just yet...
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A quick Question that needs to be answered tonightThe redundancy of the genetic code is called “wobble”. Which base of the triplet pair seems to be the least influential in determining the amino acid coded for? (1st, 2nd. or 3rd) Why would this wobble be beneficial to an organism ...
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