Electrophoresis 2

Electrophoresis 2Fine Art Print Electrophoresis is a common technique in which nucleic acids or proteins are separated within a gel matrix according to their ability to migrate when placed in an electric field. The larger the protein or DNA, the slower it migrates. Tracking dyes are used to visualize the movement of the molecules, and once migration is complete, the molecules are stained to reveal their locations. Museum quality fine art paper Acid free, 100% cotton

We have all handed over that little cup of urine for routine urinalysis

Conjugation via direct cell to cell contact

I began creating works of art featuring various genomes and plasmids

How exactly are plasmids transferred from one bacterium to another

The color coded amino acid sequence of TET2

If you have a specific mutation in mind

long ago in an undergraduate Microbial Genetics course I was introduced to the intricate circular map of Haemophilus influenza's genome

Over 3 billion base pairs of DNA are coiled

) and in the production of bone marrow

these Y shaped monomers consist of two identical light chains and two identical heavy chains

Microscopically it resembles that of a sunburst or lollipop and is absolutely mesmerizing to see

useful for kidney function