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Difference between going against and going down a concentration gradient

The difference between facilitated diffusion and active transport is that facilitated distribution occurs down a concentration gradient and active transport occurs against a concentration gradient. I ...
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Could all mammalian receptors be described as allosteric?

Allosteric regulation in enzymes is where a molecule binds at a site other than the active site and thus changes the tertiary structure of the active site, hence altering the binding of substrate and ...
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Problems interpreting gram stain slide

My main question is this: when you interpret gram stain results, does the majority color determine if its pos or neg? We've been given unknowns and now have to determine what the organism is. I'm ...
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Performing PCR on samples whose DNA concentration is nul

Is it vain to perform a PCR on samples whose DNA concentration was measured as nul by a NanoDrop?
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Origin of the biochemical term, Pi (inorganic phosphate)

I would like to know when the term Pi (inorganic phosphate) was introduced in the representation of biochemical reactions, how it was originally defined, and the justification given then for using it ...
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Do the rate of taking sugar relates to having diabetics

I have been thinking this; if the rate at which will consume our sugar determine the risk of having diabetics, as you all know diabetics occur due to presence of too much glucose in the blood; ...
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What if inside the process of photosynthesis, the oxygen did not come from the splitting of water, but from 6CO2

What if inside the process of photosynthesis, the oxygen did not come from the splitting of water, but from 6CO2. What would happen to the photosynthesis? Would it not work anymore?
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Question about DNA hybridization?

After we separate the two dna strands , what makes one of the two strands combine with the labelled mRNA strand instead of the old complementary strand ?
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How to properly normalize micro array reference desgin data?

Background I'm working on a dataset with micro array reference design data. For the people who are not familiar with this concept I hope this figure will clarify this: Dataset I used the dataset ...
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Does Methanol cause similar intoxication as Ethanol?

Take two average healthy adult males weighing 80 kg. Neither has, ahem, developed their alcohol tolerance to any significant degree. One imbibes 1 shot, 40 ml of 40% Methanol, and another 40 ml of 40%...
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Does plasmolysis kill plant cells?

I know when a plant cell becomes fully plasmolysed that the protoplast shrinks away and eventually is no longer joined to the cell wall. Is this irrevocable damage? Can the cells survive it and ...
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Why does NaCl react differently with a boiled potato and with a raw one

Well my question is based on this question down below. For those who don't speak german: You have two potato slices one of them is boiled the other one is just raw. Now you scatter some salt over ...
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If a dead animal is electrified, will it decay?

I was walking past some power lines today, and a flying fox (like a small furry bat, for those who don't know Australian fauna) had grabbed onto two adjacent power lines, completing a circuit, and as ...
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Online phylogenetic tree of human lineages

I am looking for a source of information about the diversity of human lineages and their relationships. With a quick google search it is easy to find this type of tree A perfect online resource ...
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What is the general effect of mutation on promoter region and different effect in the proximal and distal promoter region?

Would like to know the general effect on promoter sequences of gene as the idea of mutation on promoter is quite general; would also like to know what is the different effect if the location of ...

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