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Can pGEM-T Easy Vector JM109 cells take up multiple copies of the Plasmid?
Can pGEM-T Easy Vector JM109 cells take up multiple copies of the Plasmid?
I am using JM109 cells and the pGEM-T easy vector system II to clone a mixed microbial community for sequencing and I need to know whether a sinle copy or multiple copies can be taken up by each competent cell because this will impact on my ability to sequence from purified plasmid from 1 white cell.
Upper-Year Courses   !JRon@n   876   Asked 10 years ago
How to recover the value of ni for an electron that emits a photon of wavelength in nanometers?
How to recover the value of ni for an electron that emits a photon of wavelength in nanometers?
How to recover the value of ni for an electron that emits a photon of wavelength in nanometers to the ground state in the H atoms?

Rearanging the entire equation to find lambda seems to find n initial seems a bit too much. Any way around this?
Physics   $amanthaP24   1087   Asked 10 years ago
What would be the size in base pairs of the largest and smallest amplicons that would be expected if
What would be the size in base pairs of the largest and smallest amplicons that would be expected if
Relevant details of the STRs are as follows

TH01

Chromosomal location: 11p15.5 (tyrosine hydroxylase, 1st intron)
Repeat motif: TCAT (GenBank top strand) although AATG (bottom strand) often used. Note that variants with a [AATG]nATG[AATG]n structure quite common e.g. [AATG]6ATG[AATG]3 would be 9.3 repeats.
Allele range: 3-14



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Genetics and Developmental Biology   05mbodh   533   Asked 7 years ago
Identify and mark the introns and exons...
Identify and mark the introns and exons...
DNA PROFILING

STR - CHARACTERISATION AND PRIMER DESIGN


Introduction

Successful PCR experimentation depends crucially on primer design and characterisation.  Poor primer design can lead to a series of problems that can result in, for example, no amplification, poor amplification or the amplification of multiple targets.

There a
General Biology   05mbodh   427   Asked 7 years ago
What are the type of questions on the MCAT? Are all conceptual based on readings or calculations too?
What are the type of questions on the MCAT? Are all conceptual based on readings or calculations too?
I was wondering if it is comparable to a Chemistry class, for example (tedious calculations, formulas, etc.).  Do questions require formulas to use and are these formulas provided or expected to be known?
I was wondering if it is comparable to a Chemistry class, for example (tedious calculations, formulas, etc.). Do questions require formulas to use and are these formulas provided o
Academic Guidance   07altima07   593   Asked 11 years ago
Biomechanics - Exercise and Sports Medicine. What is the half-life
Biomechanics - Exercise and Sports Medicine. What is the half-life
This is a following sample question from a past midterm. The midterm is later this morning (11 am eastern time) so help would appreciated!

Question. A tendon with a maximum strain of 10% and a passive visco-elastic half-life of 5 minutes for both elongation and recovery from elongation is stretched by a load sufficient to cause it to rupture if left to creep indefinitely.
Sports Medicine   09mohamf   1750   Asked 12 years ago
Symbolic way to solve a linear equation?
Symbolic way to solve a linear equation?
Describe a symbolic method for solving a linear equation. Use an example to illustrate the method.

Help please!
Mathematics   10kwong   699   Asked 11 years ago
Capital budgeting is intended to do which of the following?
Capital budgeting is intended to do which of the following?
Capital budgeting is intended to do which of the following?
 
  A) assist financial managers with balancing income and expenses
  B) help firms determine the most profitable global expansion project
  C) allow firms to minimize overhead expenses for global projects
  D) eliminate the need for international accounting experts

Question
Management   12341243124   113   Asked 6 years ago
You’re walking around the deserts of Arizona looking for a pet snake to add to your ...
You’re walking around the deserts of Arizona looking for a pet snake to add to your ...
You’re walking around the deserts of Arizona looking for a pet snake to add to your collection. You encounter a very pretty specimen that shows a yellow, black, and red striped pattern. It’s very friendly for a reptile, but you notice the red stripes touch the yellow stripes

a). Is it safe to collect?
b). Why or why not?
c). What’s the common name of this speci
Other   123daisy   655   Asked 7 years ago
For each statement, the distribution of a population is illustrated before a selective force causes ...
For each statement, the distribution of a population is illustrated before a selective force causes ...
 For each statement, the distribution of a population is illustrated before a selective force causes the population to evolve.

i. Indicate where on the graph the selection takes place (it could be one place or two) by placing an “x” (or two if necessary).
ii. Draw the new population distribution on the graph.
iii. Indicate the type of selection taking place.
General Biology   123daisy   1090   Asked 7 years ago
CISC multiple choice ABCD
CISC multiple choice ABCD
One way to ensure that a person is inputting the correct information in the correct format is to use a(n) ________ list, such as a list of vehicle models.

a;lookup
b;inference
c;master
d;find feature
Computer Studies   123imunique   1295   Asked 8 years ago
A ball is thrown straight up from a 20.0 meter cliff at 17.5 m/s. the ball goes up and then all the ...
A ball is thrown straight up from a 20.0 meter cliff at 17.5 m/s. the ball goes up and then all the ...
A ball is thrown straight up from a 20.0 meter cliff at 17.5 m/s. the ball goes up and then all the way to the ground below the cliff.
Find: How high did the ball go and how fast was it going when it hit the ground?
Up                         Down
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Physics   17mcole   314   Asked 7 years ago
An Air Force jet lands on a straight runway with a forward velocity of 75 m/s and the pilot applies ...
An Air Force jet lands on a straight runway with a forward velocity of 75 m/s and the pilot applies ...
An Air Force jet lands on a straight runway with a forward velocity of 75 m/s and the pilot applies the brakes at a constitutional rate for 20 seconds until the jet slows to 10 m/s. How far down the runway did the jet go during this time?
Post Merge: 7 years ago

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Physics   17mcole   452   Asked 7 years ago
What is your concept of a model of the relationship between curriculum and instruction?
What is your concept of a model of the relationship between curriculum and instruction?
What is your concept of a model of the relationship between curriculum and instruction?
Education Studies   19sspeck   82   Asked 2 years ago
HasNo Child Left Behindhad a positive result in improving education in the United States? Explain your answer.
HasNo Child Left Behindhad a positive result in improving education in the United States? Explain your answer.
Has No Child Left Behind had a positive result in improving education in the United States? Explain your answer.
Education Studies   19sspeck   141   Asked 2 years ago
Searching for program capable systematize protein functions
Searching for program capable systematize protein functions
Hello. I have list of 50 proteins (with accession numbers). My goal is to use some program to where I can type list of accession numbers and to expect from program to give me some charts (e.g. pie charts) showing such things as intracellular localization (what compartment), functions (e.g. peroxidase activity, proinfllamatory response) e.t.c.
Please let me know if you know suc
News Articles and Discussion   1timur1   300   Asked 7 years ago
You are at a party, and you hear a crash. Two people are helping up a friend who
You are at a party, and you hear a crash. Two people are helping up a friend who
You are at a party, and you hear a crash. Two people are helping up a friend who fell and knocked over q small end table. He does not appear hurt, but you notice he is staggering and mumbling incoherently. " He 's not bad when he's drunk, but he should stay off the ecstasy. He gets really stupid. Les's see if we can put him to bed to sleep it off"
1. sh
Other   3800yi   318   Asked 7 years ago
You are at a large public gathering and a person suddenly cries out, falls...
You are at a large public gathering and a person suddenly cries out, falls...
What would you do?
1.You are at a large public gathering and a person suddenly cries out, falls, becomes rigid, and has muscular jerks. He has a frothy saliva on the lips and very shallow breathing. In about five minutes, the symptoms subside, and within the next thirty minutes the symptoms reappear and subside numerous times.
2.At the same gathering, a person complains of
Other   3800yi   408   Asked 7 years ago
You are at a local park when a family at the pavilion begins to yell and...
You are at a local park when a family at the pavilion begins to yell and...
You are at a local park when a family at the pavilion begins to yell and scream for help. You run over and see a man in his mid-forties lying in a puddle of water next to the electric cooler. A family member indicates that the man went to plug in the cooler when a loud pop was heard and a large spark was seen. The man is not moving. You note a burn to the hand with the cord in it an
Other   3800yi   528   Asked 7 years ago
As you are driving to work, you come across a car accident. You find one...
As you are driving to work, you come across a car accident. You find one...
As you are driving to work, you come across a car accident. You find one person outside of his crashed vehicle, on the ground, leaning against the back bumper. He is bleeding firm the head and says his knee hurts. You notice a strong smell of gasoline. Looking under the vehicle, you see a growing pool of what you believe to be gasoline.
1.Is the victim a candidate for an emerg
Other   3800yi   399   Asked 7 years ago
You are out for an early spring morning jog in the local park when you come...
You are out for an early spring morning jog in the local park when you come...
You are out for an early spring morning jog in the local park when you come across a man in his mid -forties lying on a park bench who appears to be unresponsive. As you approach him, you notice his skin is extremely pale with cyanosis to his face and neck, and his breathing is extremely shallow and slow. He is dressed lightly in a tee shirt and cotton pants with shoes and no socks.
Other   3800yi   1166   Asked 7 years ago
Molecules that are eaten but not absorbed by the animal leave the animals body i
Molecules that are eaten but not absorbed by the animal leave the animals body i
Molecules that are eaten but not absorbed by the animal leave the animals body i
Answer it
Table I:Mealtime   Grains   Fruit   Vege...
Answer it
hi, does any body know the yogurt produc...
Answer it
Explain how the structure of a carbohydr...
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How has recent evidence that birds are d...
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General Biology   45adolffwatsonn   4602   Asked 8 years ago
After a forest fire on the lower slopes of the Rockies, there are significant...
After a forest fire on the lower slopes of the Rockies, there are significant...
After a forest fire on the lower slopes of the Rockies, there are significant changes in the number and type of plant species found in the disturbed area. Describe how succession occurs in this plant community over the 150 years following a major fire.

Plants:  aspen, birch, and poplar trees. Dogwood, alder and willow are common scrubs. Riverside plants cattails, sed
Genetics and Developmental Biology   7dog47   1081   Asked 9 years ago
Which of the following statements most accurately explains why triethylamine is a stronger base that
Which of the following statements most accurately explains why triethylamine is a stronger base that
Which of the following statements most accurately explains why triethylamine is a stronger base that  1-aminohexane?

a. 1-aminohexane is a stronger acid than triethylamine because of hydrogen bonding.
stronger acid=weaker base. help

b.  triethylamine has no acidic protons, so it must be the stronger base.

c. triethylamine has three i
Engineering   90daytona   237   Asked 6 years ago
Briefly explain the following giving relevant questions, if necessary. The answers for this questio
Briefly explain the following giving relevant questions, if necessary. The answers for this questio
briefly explain the following giving relevant questions, if necessary. The answers for this question should not be more than 1 1/2 pages in length.

sensitivity and selectivity
Explain the following:
i) calibration sensitivity
ii) analytical sensitivity
iii) selectivity
iv) the difference(s) between selectivity and sensitivity

CHY 20
Engineering   90daytona   233   Asked 6 years ago
What’s the Secret of Math Success?
What’s the Secret of Math Success?
What’s the Secret of Math Success?
Off-Topic Room   90daytona   989   Asked 3 years ago
How do you rank these base sets from most basic to least basic?
How do you rank these base sets from most basic to least basic?
Can someone help with ranking these compounds in each base set from most basic to least basic? Thank you!
Chemistry   920073545   3273   Asked 9 years ago
Rank the solvent systems best to worst in SN1 reactions.
Rank the solvent systems best to worst in SN1 reactions.
The solvent systems are: 1:1 ethanol: water, 1:1 methanol: water, 1:1 1-propanol: water, and 1:1 acetone:water. Which solvents work from best to worst in SN1 reactions and why?

Thank you!
Chemistry   920073545   1633   Asked 9 years ago
How to calculate experiment yield and theoretical yield for this problem?
How to calculate experiment yield and theoretical yield for this problem?
If a student were to recover 22% trimyristin from a 10.0g sample of nutmeg, answer the following questions:
1. What is the experimental/actual yield of trimyristin from this solid/liquid extraction?
2. If you utilized a saponification (hydrolysis) reaction to generate myristic acid and glycerol from the recovered trimyristin (see hydrolysis reaction scheme below), what w
Chemistry   920073545   2639   Asked 9 years ago
Where did the "hollow curve" from biogeography get its name?
Where did the "hollow curve" from biogeography get its name?
By "hollow curve" I mean the plot of fraction of species vs area of species range.
Environmental and Conservation Biology   A.Montenegro   460   Asked 8 years ago
What is recent proposed use for many reservations
What is recent proposed use for many reservations
What is recent proposed use for many reservations
Economics   a299bjr   1351   Asked 8 years ago
When a therapist enthusiastically subscribes to one treatment orientation but then uses therapeutic ...
When a therapist enthusiastically subscribes to one treatment orientation but then uses therapeutic ...
When a therapist enthusiastically subscribes to one treatment orientation but then uses therapeutic techniques associated with other theoretical orientations, he or she is said to be:
 
  a) Unreliable
  b) Eclectic
  c) Generic
  d) Ambivalent

Question 2

Binge eating disorder is more responsive to treatment than a
Developmental Psychology   Aakashtamang619   81   Asked 6 years ago
Please assist with the following questions (Engine Diagnostics)
Please assist with the following questions (Engine Diagnostics)
10.   A vehicle fails an HC emission test at idle and 2,500 rpm, and the engine has an acceleration stumble. The heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) voltage is 0.1–0.3 volts on a scan tool, and the injector pulse width is high. No diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) are found. When propane is directed into the air intake, HO2S voltage immediately increases and the injector pulse width decr
Electrical Engineering   aantonopoulos   560   Asked 5 years ago
Does decreased cardiac amount mean accumulation of blood to tissues/cells?
Does decreased cardiac amount mean accumulation of blood to tissues/cells?
I'm trying to understand cardiac output.
So, to my knowledge, decreased cardiac output = less blood being ejected by the heart/ventricles per minute, right?

What does that mean, specifically? Does that mean more blood is accumulated somewhere else? Like in the tissues/cells..lungs?

If blood is accumulated somewhere else...for example the kidneys ..doe
Anatomy and Physiology   aartistc   678   Asked 8 years ago
Do you believe that instructional objectives should be stated behaviorally? Defend your position.
Do you believe that instructional objectives should be stated behaviorally? Defend your position.
Do you believe that instructional objectives should be stated behaviorally? Defend your position.
Education Studies   aawais   151   Asked 2 years ago
Please help with Phsyology review
Please help with Phsyology review
Put these structures in the correct order in which sound waves are transmitted for hearing. 1) malleus 2) oval window 3) tympanic membrane 4) stapes 5) endolymph 6) perilymph 7) incus
   A. 1, 7, 4, 3, 2, 5, 6    
   B. 3, 1, 7, 4, 2, 6, 5    
   C. 2, 1, 7, 4, 3, 6, 5    
   D. 3, 2, 1, 7, 4, 6, 5    
   E. 3, 1, 4, 7, 2, 5, 6

Following are steps that occur in th
General Biology   Abby30   1028   Asked 12 years ago
physiology review
physiology review
A device that monitors the activity of the photoreceptor cells of the eye indicates that there is a constant flow of neurotransmitter being released by the photoreceptor cells. This information implies that the subject is
   A. reading.    
   B. in a dark room.    
   C. outside in sunlight.    
   D. in a brightly lit auditorium.    
   E. focusing on a distant object.
General Biology   Abby30   1889   Asked 12 years ago
Trying to check some questions, any help is appreciated
Trying to check some questions, any help is appreciated
1)Meninges are ______.
   A. Bacterial infections of the CNS    
   B. Connective tissue coverings around the central nervous system    
   C. Synapses between CNS neurons and the post-synaptic membranes of other neurons    
   D. Non-neuronal cells in the CNS that help regulate ionic concentrations of their ECF
(my guess is B)

2)The dorsal root ganglia contain
Anatomy and Physiology   Abby30   1373   Asked 12 years ago
What are the social, ethical, and legal issues that accompany reproductive technologies?
What are the social, ethical, and legal issues that accompany reproductive technologies?
What are the social, ethical, and legal issues that accompany reproductive technologies?
Sociology   abdallaex   81   Asked A year ago
What is the molariy of the resulting solution?
What is the molariy of the resulting solution?
25ml of a 0.388M solution of sodium sulphate is mixed with 35.3 ml of 0.229M sodium sulphate .what is the molarity of the resulting solution? Assume the volume are additive
Chemistry   Abdlallah   918   Asked 9 years ago
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