What does suitable control mean in an experiment to investigate the effects of different light intensities on rate of photosynthesis? What is a control, and why is it an important part of an experiment? Provide an example of a control. ...
What is the purpose of a negative control group? What is the role of rubisco? What role do the different initiation factors play? (a) What is the role of enterokinase? (b) Where does it originate from? What are the two groups of helminths? During an experiment, what is the p...
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Proteins exclusive to the MAPK pathway were analyzed on mRNA level and plotted with their mean relative expression values of identified proteins of the PI3K/AKT in CHO-DG44 with SD. Receptors are marked with a diagonal line. Orange color indicates the presence of the protein in the surfaceome ...
5. Bacteriocins Bacteriocins of Gram-negative bacteria are divided into four main classes: colicins, colicin-like, phage-tail-like bacteriocins, and microcins [281]. Colicins are protease-sensitive, heat-sensitive and has a high-molecular weight (30–80 kDa). Most E. coli strains have genes ...
As mentioned above, HPV infection could have a negative effect on semen quality and motility, and it was also shown that the presence of the virus on the sperm surface could reduce its ability to penetrate the oocyte [18]. Therefore, in an attempt to remove viral DNA, various sperm-...
Close monitoring of p53-negative LMS cases should be recommended to detect metastasis. Objective: This study aimed to evaluate diagnostic parameters such as mitotic count and tumor size in; leiomyosarcomas (LMSs) and benign uterine smooth muscle tumors (USMTs) and to define the diagnostic value ...
19 out of 37 (51%) of BRCA1-positive ovarian cancer patients and 21 out of 55 (39%) BRCA1-positive breast cancer [patients] had negative family history of breast and/or ovarian cancer among first- and second-degree relatives. In ovarian cancer patients, negative family history was more ...
effects over confounding factors. To establish any LDR effects going forward, in vitro experiments must include lower dose rates. By taking care to account for other factors as described, this should provide reliable data to allow for conclusion on dose rate effect—whether positive or negative. ...
How does crossing-over affect linkage? What are two negative effects of direct artificial selection? What factors influence the degree of immunogenicity? What are some factors that can alter the speed of diffusion? What are the routes of body water loss, and how much is lost by each per day...