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test tube is a small, transparent tube used in labs to hold and mix chemicals for scientific experiments.
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These amazing results were also supported
in test tube experiments where it was seen in human colon cells to activate a protective antioxidant response.
Lab benches were covered with ruled notebooks and plastic trays, some blue, some green, some red, each holding dozens
of test tubes.
Instead, the game comes with a creation crystal — a sort of plastic
test tube with a glowing rock inside, that players can put on the portal.
Scientists also have found that some rare antibodies do work powerfully against the virus in
test tube experiments.
Living cells have been doing this for billions of years, and researchers have done it in
test tubes for decades.
Bringing a vaccine
from test tube to market is costly and time - consuming.
She smoothly catches a mouse's tail and lifts him from the cage to a giant
test tube filled with water.
The water in five of the ten
giant test tubes was enriched with carbon dioxide until it reached a level of acidity projected for the year 2100.
So, chat with people over coffee,
test tube racks, computer keyboards, or late night pizza.
These jumbo sized
test tubes held a water column of 50 cubic meters and were subjected to various concentrations of CO2.
The two new papers, which only appear online so far, mainly
involve test tube experiments.
Still, you got ta put on the lab coat and break open a pack of
new test tubes.
You don't
need test tubes to make these look super cool — the lime jelly mixed with fruit juice, vodka and a splash of lemonade looks pretty spooky in any transparent glass.
Join this pup as he explores kitchen science through experiments like making slime,
test tube explosion, crystal formation, and more.
These newer compounds have been studied to varying degrees in
laboratory test tubes (in vitro), mainly in animal feeding studies.
Further experiments
in test tubes showed which portion of the sugar molecule the liver cells were noticing.
This experimental technique is not ready to try in humans, but it has moved quickly
from test tubes to living cells to organisms.
But the Doudna / Charpentier team, as they reported in a landmark paper published online by Science on 28 June 2012, at that point had only used CRISPR to cut DNA in
test tube studies.
She saw horrifying images of rabbits» eyes being pinned down, mice shoved
into test tubes for hours on end, and monkeys whose heads had been scalped.
You've been on the academic conveyor belt for as long as you can remember: a seamless journey from messing with insects and
test tubes as a child, to years of earnest undergraduate biology courses, through the financial deprivations of your PhD and a postdoc or two.
Amino acids can be made in
test tubes by adding basic chemicals, water, energy, and time.
Our esteemed friends at the Science Museum have also concocted this sleek
Test Tube Spice Rack, # 20 — complete with chemical - style labels and silicone stoppers — which you can use to entice reluctant chefs to experiment with spices.
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The plants grow around the lab in soil - filled flowerpots, on solid substrate in petri dishes, and on pieces of paper immersed in nutritional broth
inside test tubes on racks.
Their team developed the DNA enzymes through «
test tube evolution» — a process that was pioneered by Joyce (see «Survival of the fittest molecules», New Scientist, 3 October 1992).
The findings, discussed at a National Academy of Sciences colloquium in Washington, D.C., on 23 March and reported in the 3 April issue of Nature, hint that a certain type of misfolding may be common to all proteins, although researchers caution that the work has been limited to extreme conditions
within test tubes.
[13] Then, in 2005, a group of researchers discovered that curcumin strongly inhibited the formation of these proteins in
test tube models.
In Lindquist's lab, yeast cells — which share the core cell biology of human cells — serve as
living test tubes in which to study the problem of protein misfolding and to identify possible solutions.
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For instance, pharmacologist Andrew Holt and his team at the University of Alberta in Canada recently discovered that chemicals released from disposable
plastic test tubes interfered with a Parkinson's drug they were testing by binding to the gamma - aminobutyric acid proteins in the experiment.
A former junior high science teacher, Elisabeth Naughton traded in her red pen and
test tube set for a laptop and research books.
Test tube analysis of yerba mate's antioxidant components has shown reduced stress on heart and liver cells.
Genetically identical bacteria can grow at very different rates, even within the
same test tube.
Whether the procedure is
examining test tubes, interpreting radiographs, or performing surgery, sterilization is essential to prevent infection and disease.
«The team and their pod will travel in mid-August to SpaceX headquarters, where they will attempt to post the winning time in the 1250m
long test tube.»
Handmade daily, these one dozen cookies
include test tubes, beakers, and atoms — all baked to golden perfection.