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TRUE OR FALSE With students who have reading delays, it is most effective to use audiovisuals about ...

TRUE OR FALSE With students who have reading delays, it is most effective to use audiovisuals about ...

With students who have reading delays, it is most effective to use audiovisuals about the topic of a reading selection after they have read it.
 
True
 
False

jjs148   72   1 Reply

bio_man

Cancer metastasis processes

Cancer metastasis processes

Hey,

I need some urgent help regarding an assignment. We are given 8 processes: Extravasation, Intravasation, Invasion, Angiogenesis, Differentiation, Migration, Transformation, Circulation and we are meant to talk about them. However, I a

beedog   118   2 Replies

beedog

Measure mouse strength

Measure mouse strength

I'm doing a research project next semester where I am studying the effects of protein on muscle strength in mice. What is a good way to effectively measure strength in mice?

Speen511   79   1 Reply

psyche360

Cytogenetic abnormality of liver tumor ?

Cytogenetic abnormality of liver tumor ?

hello guys
i searching about this subject 'Cytogenetic abnormality of liver tumor' it's included on my PHD
when i stared searching ,I was not lucky to find articls or informations about the subject, Any help would be apprec

merounae   81   1 Reply

bolbol

Photo Usage Permission

Photo Usage Permission

I would like to include the following image in a PPT presentation, on this site, biology-forums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=870
Is this considered open-access or how could I receive permission or credit it?
M

MDanforth   349   1 Reply

bio_man

LD50 of Subcutaneously Injected Alpha-Dendrotoxin?

LD50 of Subcutaneously Injected Alpha-Dendrotoxin?

Hello. I'm just wondering, what is the LD50 of subcutaneously injected Alpha-Dendrotoxin? It can be in rats/mice or humans, but humans would be extra helpful. Thanks!

Thanks for any help that I receive,
~ SypieDypie

Wo

SypieDypie   242   2 Replies

SypieDypie

How to find the longest contiguous maxim-gilbert sequence ever established?

How to find the longest contiguous maxim-gilbert sequence ever established?

I need to find the longest contiguous sequence ever established using the maxim-gilbert (chemical degradation) method. I couldn't find any useful references to this in literature. So the only other way I can think of to do this would be to someh

jmsc1   183   N/A

jmsc1

Online Botanical Identification Keys

Online Botanical Identification Keys

I was wondering whether there are any free Botanical Identification Keys Online which can be accessed on my phone. I'll be pleased if somebody can help ! :-)

Appoota   164   N/A

Appoota

Normal 20-hete levels in humans

Normal 20-hete levels in humans

looking to find out the basal levels of 20-hydroxeicosatetraenoic acid produced in humans.. Any clues as to where I may find some information?
Thank you

ehd123   171   1 Reply

doubleu

Discuss how cloud computing will prove to the next milestone in IT world

Discuss how cloud computing will prove to the next milestone in IT world

Instructions:
Write a research paper that is not more than 1000 words excluding bibliography page. Use APA format.

Topic:
Discuss how cloud computing will prove to the next milestone in IT world.
1.   Research and use bibliogr

ChichiIloka   223   1 Reply

Hard

habiba

Bio Project, Housekeeping promoters, high C-G count, vs tissue specific?

Bio Project, Housekeeping promoters, high C-G count, vs tissue specific?

I have a research biology project to do, one part that I'm doing is essentially comparing the sequences of different organisms and based on the sequences am describing whether that gene has a housekeeping promoter or a tissue specific promoter.

Yoshi101447   193   N/A

Yoshi101447

Seeking highly readable book on biology

Seeking highly readable book on biology

Hi Folks -

I'd like a reading/book recommendation, please.

I'd like the book to be on any biology topic (in fact, any hard science topic), and I would like the technical level and 'readability' to be as high

SimSportPlyr   219   N/A

SimSportPlyr

Protein secondary structure: Beta helices

Protein secondary structure: Beta helices

Please, I need to know the radius of beta helix types with a source, a paper preferred or a book  no problem
Thanks a lot in advance

yousefmn   195   N/A

yousefmn

Seeking recommendations for taxonomy graphics

Seeking recommendations for taxonomy graphics

I am a non-biologist (my formal biology education ended with a high school class) who is slowly educating myself in an ad hoc manner by reading various books that seem interesting (such as Beak of the Finch and Botany of Desire) and by

SimSportPlyr   273   2 Replies

SimSportPlyr

Why Biology is Beyond Physical Sciences?

Why Biology is Beyond Physical Sciences?

Why Biology is Beyond Physical Sciences?

bns   565   N/A

Hard

bns

Effect of KCl on Smooth Muscle - Biphasic Response

Effect of KCl on Smooth Muscle - Biphasic Response

Hi,
We did a lab where we tested the effects of different drugs on intestinal smooth muscle, and for the lab report we have to explain the physiological mechanism underlying the observed effects. One of the drugs used was KCl, and according to t

Triops09   862   4 Replies

bio_man

Which of the following is NOT an important step in developing a research hypothesis?A) making a stat

Which of the following is NOT an important step in developing a research hypothesis?A) making a stat

Which of the following is NOT an important step in developing a research hypothesis?
A) making a statement of the problem
B) making a search of existing literature
C) developing an operational definition
D) analyzing the observati

Cremeux   524   4 Replies

methods pain

Acute Kidney Injury Pathophysiology

Acute Kidney Injury Pathophysiology

Can anyone find a good explaination regarding the pathophysiology of AKI?  I have to have 2 pages in my paper on the patho and I am not able to locate even a journal/article that even comes close to explaining the patho without discussing only t

sjdg369   463   1 Reply

bio_man

What is the Differences Between Organisms and Artifacts?

What is the Differences Between Organisms and Artifacts?

Bhakti Niskama Shanta (2015) Life and consciousness – The Vedāntic view,Communicative & Integrative Biology, 8:5, e1085138, DOI: 10.1080/19420889.2015.1085138

bns   893   N/A

bns

In differential research, the independent variable is typically aA) manipulated variable.B) converte

In differential research, the independent variable is typically aA) manipulated variable.B) converte

In differential research, the independent variable is typically a
A) manipulated variable.
B) converted dependent variable.
C) discrete variable.
D) continuous variable.

Cremeux   772   4 Replies

onehero

Statistics used to summarize, simplify, and represent large numbers of measurements are calledA) pre

Statistics used to summarize, simplify, and represent large numbers of measurements are calledA) pre

Statistics used to summarize, simplify, and represent large numbers of measurements are called
A) prescriptive statistics.
B) parametric statistics.
C) inferential statistics.
D) descriptive statistics.

Cremeux   1507   4 Replies

actualhelplz

Mrna sequences of specific proteins

Mrna sequences of specific proteins

Hi everyone

I am looking for a reliable and credible source to search for sequences of the mRNA of proteins.. I shall be screening for them, and need them to be reliable.. Any thoughts or advice please?

Have a good one,

ehd123   710   11 Replies

duddy

Singling Individual Yeast Cells

Singling Individual Yeast Cells

Would it be possible to single individual yeast cells at home without the need for a micromanipulator? what is the cost of the cheapest micromanipulator if this isn't possible?

/pubmed/13666896 i found this, which may supply the answe

Yeast2meetU   2002   5 Replies

doubleu

redirected from a post

redirected from a post

Hello

I have search for a topic that appeared in the news and articles section. But it was locked and was not able to reply.. I would like to redirect my question onto a new post
with regards to this news [url=http://www.biology-foru

ehd123   789   2 Replies

ehd123

dna methylation examination

dna methylation examination

How is DNA methylation tested for after DNA microarray procedures?

ehd123   674   3 Replies

bio_man

Sex differences in response to children’s toys in nonhuman primates

Sex differences in response to children’s toys in nonhuman primates

One of my favorite articles on gender and toy preferences.

Tranquility   954   2 Replies

Tranquility

some help with this articles figure legend

some help with this articles figure legend

from the article CRISPR-Cas9: a new and promising player in gene therapy

CRISPR-Cas9-mediated gene (in)activation in cancer cells. (A) The expression of single guide RNAs (sgRNAs) and Cas9 are controlled by cancer-specific promoter and tis

jfio   1240   N/A

jfio

tumorigenesis: ERB and c-myc

tumorigenesis: ERB and c-myc

Am I correct in thinking that because ERB (which is downregulated in cancers) downregulates c-myc ( c-myc regulatesthe cell cycle and transcription) and so this is a form of epigenetic modification?

ehd123   706   2 Replies

ehd123

does somebody know which company is providing the SDS-PAGE service?

does somebody know which company is providing the SDS-PAGE service?

i am doing my research, and somebody know which company have the SDS-PAGE service? and i have known one: http://www.creative-proteomics.com/services/1D-SDS-PAGE-IEF.htm,. does

SABRINAwang   2929   1 Reply

bio_man

Suppose you want to randomly assign 12 participants to four groups using the table of random numbers

Suppose you want to randomly assign 12 participants to four groups using the table of random numbers

Suppose you want to randomly assign 12 participants to four groups using the table of random numbers, and the row that you randomly select to use has the following numbers: 64464 64360 11288 58910 81545 82163 03895 18109. What would be the range of s

Cremeux   3124   3 Replies

stylez

Suppose you want to randomly assign 12 participants to four groups using the table of random numbers

Suppose you want to randomly assign 12 participants to four groups using the table of random numbers

Suppose you want to randomly assign 12 participants to four groups using the table of random numbers, and the row that you randomly select to use has the following numbers: 64464 64360 11288 58910 81545 82163 03895 18109. Which numbered group would h

Cremeux   644   3 Replies

stylez

If the sequence in the random number table is 83118 14731 72347 05185, and you want to assign the fi

If the sequence in the random number table is 83118 14731 72347 05185, and you want to assign the fi

If the sequence in the random number table is 83118 14731 72347 05185, and you want to assign the first four participants randomly within blocks to four conditions, the sequence will be
A) 3, 1, 1, 1
B) 3, 1, 2, 1
C) 8, 3, 1, 1

Cremeux   630   3 Replies

stylez

If the sequence in the random number table is 83118 14731 72347 05185, and you want to randomly assi

If the sequence in the random number table is 83118 14731 72347 05185, and you want to randomly assi

If the sequence in the random number table is 83118 14731 72347 05185, and you want to randomly assign the first four participants to four conditions, the sequence will be
A) 3, 1, 1, 1
B) 3, 1, 2, 1
C) 8, 3, 1, 1
D) 3, 1, 4, 2

Cremeux   642   3 Replies

stylez

If the sequence in the random number table is 83118 14731 72347 05185, and you want to randomly assi

If the sequence in the random number table is 83118 14731 72347 05185, and you want to randomly assi

If the sequence in the random number table is 83118 14731 72347 05185, and you want to randomly assign the first 10 participants to five conditions, the sequence will be
A) 3, 1, 1, 1, 4, 3, 1, 2, 3, 4
B) 3, 1, 2, 5, 1, 4, 3, 1, 1, 3

Cremeux   552   3 Replies

stylez

Meta-analysis techniquesA) are rarely used in psychology.B) have been around for nearly two centurie

Meta-analysis techniquesA) are rarely used in psychology.B) have been around for nearly two centurie

Meta-analysis techniques
A) are rarely used in psychology.
B) have been around for nearly two centuries.
C) are fairly new.
D) have essentially replaced the ANOVAs previously used in psychology.

Cremeux   586   3 Replies

stylez

Consistently making Type II errors in a field of researchA) would strengthen the field.B) would sign

Consistently making Type II errors in a field of researchA) would strengthen the field.B) would sign

Consistently making Type II errors in a field of research
A) would strengthen the field.
B) would significantly truncate the cumulative knowledge.
C) significantly expands the cumulative knowledge.
D) would increase the likelihood

Cremeux   625   3 Replies

stylez

A Type II error occurs when we conclude that there isA) no effect when there actually is no effect.B

A Type II error occurs when we conclude that there isA) no effect when there actually is no effect.B

A Type II error occurs when we conclude that there is
A) no effect when there actually is no effect.
B) an effect when there actually is no effect.
C) no effect when there actually is one.
D) an effect and there actually is one.

Cremeux   632   3 Replies

stylez

Standard literature review proceduresA) underestimate the importance of statistical significance.B)

Standard literature review proceduresA) underestimate the importance of statistical significance.B)

Standard literature review procedures
A) underestimate the importance of statistical significance.
B) have no weaknesses.
C) ignore alpha levels.
D) may perpetuate the Type II error problem.

Cremeux   595   3 Replies

stylez

Setting a stringent alpha levelA) guards against Type II errors.B) creates Type I errors.C) converts

Setting a stringent alpha levelA) guards against Type II errors.B) creates Type I errors.C) converts

Setting a stringent alpha level
A) guards against Type II errors.
B) creates Type I errors.
C) converts Type I errors into Type II errors.
D) guards against Type I errors.

Cremeux   560   3 Replies

stylez

Typically in scientific research,A) research areas are assessed primarily through cost-benefit analy

Typically in scientific research,A) research areas are assessed primarily through cost-benefit analy

Typically in scientific research,
A) research areas are assessed primarily through cost-benefit analysis.
B) literature reviews are used to examine a research area.
C) meta-analyses are used to correct procedural errors.
D) effect

Cremeux   540   3 Replies

stylez