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Results from our forumRe: sterilization in microwave oven... not sterilisation. I do not wish to invite discussion about adequate care of contact lenses. What I described was from a time long ago when thermal disinfection was the only approved method of contact lens disinfection and does not apply now with many modern methods available. There are ...
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PCR & Agarose gel electrophoresisWhere your thermal cycle times the same as theirs? What about the voltage across the gel and the time of the run? Did you expose the RNA to light too much? It's possible you denatured them. Also, there may have been RNAses in your ...
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Re: sterilization in microwave oven... that water in a microwave only reaches 100 degrees following the normal laws of physics are wrong. If you can imagine a contact lens case made of thermal resistant plastic with its lid slightly unscrewed then you have how this is done. What happens is the microwaves emanate from the magnetron ...
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Na/K Pump in cold conditionsIt would stop working only if the temperature drops low enough. I'm pretty sure you'd see some different answers depending on what thermal value you're talking about.
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Effect of temperature on Metabolism... to the metabolic rate (of a warm blooded animal). Graphs that display that metabolic rates rise when temperature rises is a bit another thing. Thermal inertia, afaik, is a simple physical trait that tells how much thermal energy and in what time a mass of some material can store/release (or ...
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