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High School Why do I look different in pictures versus a mirror?
An explanation given to the question, "Why do I look different in pictures versus a mirror?", cited that in a picture one views a 2D image but in a mirror one views a 3D image. This difference can effect the depth perceived in ones face. Is this explanation valid? My take is that the... -
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In-vivo Gene Silencing: Knocking Out Genes?
****. The immune response didn't even cross my mind- skisci
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In-vivo Gene Silencing: Knocking Out Genes?
Thanks. Although more effective, it seems the Cre/LoxP method only works on "made-for-experiment" subjects. (Those with LoxP spliced into their genome). siRNA, from my understanding, can interfere with gene expression post-transcriptionally and therefore can be used on an unprimed (if you...- skisci
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In-vivo Gene Silencing: Knocking Out Genes?
Are there any methods to "knockout" genes in-vivo? For example, the HOXB7 gene (http://www.physorg.com/news/2010-12-hoxb7-gene-tamoxifen-resistance.html) in cancer patents.- skisci
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Programs Physics Phd without subject test
I have no idea. But I am curious to learn how old you are. I just need some data to implore me to go back to school- skisci
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Viruses: Sabotage of Viral DNA Replication
The immune system is mainly an intracellular defense system. So no. As for the host cell: Once the virus's DNA is integrated into the host's DNA, I am not sure the host cell can tell the difference. DNA replication is too specialized and basic to sort and identify the DNAs origin. (as long...- skisci
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Why Are Animals Getting Obese?
If you give a mouse a cookie...- skisci
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