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What are the main bivg reports on the effects of artifical lighting?

What are the main bivg reports on the effects of artifical lighting?

Does anyone know any key research papers that study the effects of artificial lighting on organisms? or on bat conservation?

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habiba

BioMEMS

BioMEMS

hello everyone, could someone plz give me some EASY and SIMPLE book titles about BioMEMS. I am not studying in that field right now, but i would like to know this new field of science and its applications. Any help would be greatly appreciated.. Than

Ali   2981   6 Replies

Ali

Ricci &: Kyle: Maternity and Pediatric Nursing

Ricci &: Kyle: Maternity and Pediatric Nursing

I was wanting to see if this book had an audio to it something on cd or a mp3 file so that i could listen to the book?

alico18   14689   1 Reply

bio_man

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 ! :-)

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Appoota

Calculating the chances of particular mutations occurring within a gene

Calculating the chances of particular mutations occurring within a gene

I'm attempting to determine the likelihood of specific mutations in human populations, focusing on lactose tolerance, which has evolved independently a number of times. Can anyone point me to any literature re methods for calculating the chances

aramis720   831   1 Reply

how_mendel

Protocols for extraction of lactase form lactobacillius

Protocols for extraction of lactase form lactobacillius

Plz help as soon as u can

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barathvaj

Best anatomy and physiology books?

Best anatomy and physiology books?

Hi,i'm a life science student,though i like to be pin point in human anatomy and physiology! :)and i hope it will surely help me in future researches in life sciences.

So suggest me some best books to learn easily and to understand hu

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Alexander N

puc8 vector can be used in ?

puc8 vector can be used in ?

in my lab I've pUC8 as cloning vector and E.coli DH5 alpha as cloning host...
i like to do project in cloning ..how to find another organism for sub cloning in which pUC8 vector itself can be used..show me some list of organisms...

barathvaj   811   1 Reply

padre

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   528   3 Replies

Nithya

Plant growth and plant reproduction ideas

Plant growth and plant reproduction ideas

I recently started a unit with my 7th graders on plants. We are discussing plant growth and plant reproduction as of right now. Does anyone have any ideas for experiments, activities, or labs that I could do with them?

benji   1544   3 Replies

llijjill

J. Gay-Williams – "The Wrongfulness of Euthanasia" (1979)

J. Gay-Williams – "The Wrongfulness of Euthanasia" (1979)

J. Gay-Williams – “The Wrongfulness of Euthanasia” (1979)

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biolove

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

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bns

Why Biology is Beyond Physical Sciences?

Why Biology is Beyond Physical Sciences?

Why Biology is Beyond Physical Sciences?[/center

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bns

prioritization, delegation and assignments

prioritization, delegation and assignments

 Please I need a soft copy of

LaCharity, Linda, Kumagai, Candice and Bartz, Barbara (2014).Prioritization,Delegation& Assignment. (3rd ed.).  Philadelphia, PA: Mosby an Affiliate of Elsevier Inc. Publishers.

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boaduadu

What small percentage of small towns do not have access to internet? (In the US)

What small percentage of small towns do not have access to internet? (In the US)

Does anyone know of a research article or any proof of how many percentage of small towns do not have access to internet?

booboo17   1697   2 Replies

booboo17

Share a efficient method for molecular cloning!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Share a efficient method for molecular cloning!!!!!!!!!!!!!

we have modified the traditional method of molecular cloning. With this modified method, the cloning efficiency can be obviously improved. Here is the paper about this method.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24613256

cells   3371   4 Replies

cells

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

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habiba

MoCell Paper

MoCell Paper

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone would be so kind as to look over my paper for my Molecular and Cellular Biology class and give me your opinion, thoughts, ect. It is about Wright-staining blood cells and it is only 3-4 pages.

T

Chordate   907   1 Reply

padre

For most college students, reading

For most college students, reading

For most college students, reading
A) is extremely difficult.
B) has become overlearned.
C) has been replaced by video games.
D) automatically produces understanding.

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stylez

After reading a section in a textbook, students

After reading a section in a textbook, students

After reading a section in a textbook, students
A) typically understand everything in the section.
B) will know it by heart.
C) often cannot remember the material.
D) usually recall every idea in it.

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stylez

When studying a textbook, (Multiple Choice Question)

When studying a textbook, (Multiple Choice Question)

When studying a textbook,
A) it is a good idea to ignore chapter outlines.
B) you should read the chapter only once.
C) try not to think about the material as you read it.
D) you should pay attention to the outlines, summaries, an

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stylez

Scientific thinking can be conducted

Scientific thinking can be conducted

Scientific thinking can be conducted
A) while fishing.
B) in a laboratory setting.
C) with the aid of computers, statistics, and other equipment.
D) All of the above

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stylez

________ is a process of formulating specific questions and then finding answers in order to better

________ is a process of formulating specific questions and then finding answers in order to better

________ is a process of formulating specific questions and then finding answers in order to better understand nature.
A) Scientific research
B) Psychoanalysis
C) Romaticism
D) History

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stylez

According to your text, what is the "essence" of science?

According to your text, what is the "essence" of science?

According to your text, what is the "essence" of science?
A) the facts
B) its way of thinking
C) the hardware
D) its theories

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stylez

The essence of science is

The essence of science is

The essence of science is
A) a logical way of acting.
B) a logical way of thinking.
C) laboratory equipment, statistical procedures, and computers.
D) the applied products of science.

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stylez

Who systematically posed questions to citizens of his era to reveal their ignorance and make themunc

Who systematically posed questions to citizens of his era to reveal their ignorance and make themunc

Who systematically posed questions to citizens of his era to reveal their ignorance and make them
uncomfortable?
A) Socrates
B) Thales
C) Galileo
D) Hippocrates

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stylez

For the Greeks, ________ represented the culmination of their philosophical legacy.

For the Greeks, ________ represented the culmination of their philosophical legacy.

For the Greeks, ________ represented the culmination of their philosophical legacy.
A) empiricism and rationalism
B) the pursuit of pure reason
C) the pursuit of hedonism
D) empiricism and pragmatism

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stylez

The value of using sense data was rediscovered during

The value of using sense data was rediscovered during

The value of using sense data was rediscovered during
A) the French Revolution.
B) the post-Platonic period.
C) the medieval years.
D) the Renaissance.

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stylez

The value of empirical science during the medieval age was

The value of empirical science during the medieval age was

The value of empirical science during the medieval age was
A) to contradict theological dogma.
B) to challenge ancient Greek thought.
C) to help illustrate divine workings.
D) to question the validity of religious teachings.

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stylez

Some of the theological constraints placed on empiricism by the medievals were weakened by

Some of the theological constraints placed on empiricism by the medievals were weakened by

Some of the theological constraints placed on empiricism by the medievals were weakened by
A) church authorities who believed that progress was important.
B) the revival of classical and Islamic empirical science in the thirteenth century.

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stylez

From the end of the twelfth century, there was a general trend toward

From the end of the twelfth century, there was a general trend toward

From the end of the twelfth century, there was a general trend toward
A) a decrease in the use of scientific methods.
B) learning about phenomena by using scientific methods.
C) rational mysticism.
D) reliance on intuition and rea

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stylez

Early empirical science was submerged until

Early empirical science was submerged until

Early empirical science was submerged until
A) the French Revolution.
B) its rescue by Socrates and Plato.
C) the late Renaissance.
D) the Magna Carta.

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stylez

Which of the following events helped science to become established during the thirteenth century?

Which of the following events helped science to become established during the thirteenth century?

Which of the following events helped science to become established during the thirteenth century?
A) the transfer of church authority from Rome to Avignon
B) the teachings of Francis Bacon
C) the development of medical schools
D)

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stylez

Which of the following is true?

Which of the following is true?

Which of the following is true?
A) Medieval Christianity, whatever its abstract notions, was primarily an empirical and scientific social movement.
B) Medieval Christianity preserved and even enhanced empirical science.
C) Medieval Chr

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stylez

The emergence of modern science occurred during the

The emergence of modern science occurred during the

The emergence of modern science occurred during the
A) Bubonic Plague.
B) twentieth century.
C) fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
D) Industrial Revolution.

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stylez

The most basic tenet in medieval thought was that

The most basic tenet in medieval thought was that

The most basic tenet in medieval thought was that
A) the king was the ultimate source of truth.
B) the most important way to discover information was by combining rationalism and empiricism.
C) the scriptures were the ultimate source o

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stylez

The most basic tenet of medieval thought was probably that

The most basic tenet of medieval thought was probably that

The most basic tenet of medieval thought was probably that
A) scientific methods were superior to the scriptures.
B) truth was attainable by reading animal entrails.
C) truth could be discovered by empirical inquiries.
D) the ulti

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stylez

There were two major constraints on empirical science during the medieval years. These constraints w

There were two major constraints on empirical science during the medieval years. These constraints w

There were two major constraints on empirical science during the medieval years. These constraints were that science could not contradict
A) either the government or the church.
B) theological dogma and had to be used in the service of reli

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stylez

The value of using the senses was rediscovered by

The value of using the senses was rediscovered by

The value of using the senses was rediscovered by
A) Francis Bacon and St. Augustine.
B) Aldous Huxley and Francis Bacon.
C) Louis Pasteur and Ernst Mach.
D) Roger Bacon and Thomas Aquinas.

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