Natural Science Forum / Biology / Biology / January 2007

I work with murine heart and lung endothelial cells. I treid to carry
out the fluorescence activated cell sorting analysis to find out the
expression of some of the cell surface proteins, but the problem that I
have is that, the sample histogram resembles very similar to the

When I went to school (a long time ago), the biology book said that all
people have either an XX or an XY pair of sex chromosomes.  Years
later, I read another book that says there are occasional
abnormalities: one sex chromosome is missing, or there is one extra,

Yesterday I watched a tv program on bird, I forget their names but they
can dance esp. the male -- small and colorful like a peacock and very
quick, it jumps forwardbackward repeatedly when it meets a female. Do
you think what it is doing is a nessecity to seducing a female bird ?

       I am finding a book
     NAME:Strategies for protein purification and characterization A
laboratory course manual
    AUTHOR:D.R.Marshak,JT.Kadonaga,and so on

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A stunning piece of information to me tonight. On thursday night we
have a program on South Dakota PBS of "On Call" where a medical doctor
and some guests speak up about a disease and answer phone-ins. These
are valuable TV programs for they are like a 1 hour lecture of

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the is... is it possible? I know that RBC are without a nucleus, but I
am wondering if the transcription/translation machinery is still functional.
Any literature to suggest?
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