/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5265631
You should probably trust this guy more.

>>5265592
No problem, but again, I'm not certain on any of this.

>>5265555
I don't see why not.

>>5265489
It would be the same as the original ratio wouldn't it?
What other supply of cytosine would be present to change that ratio?

>>5265437
Of the L and UL CTP in each fragment?

>>5265373
Well you know how many are labeled and how many aren't, couldn't you just take the ratio of labeled CTP and unlabeled CTP and apply it to the pcr?

>>5265336
I think they use chips with nucleotide bases on them,
that light up when bound to.

>>5265168
It basically keeps replicating a desired sequence, and counts how many of the fragments that are the sequence.
I think.
Haven't reached that part of The Molecular Biology of the Cell 5th ed.

>>5265002
I get that,
really I want to know what the common ancestor is for everything with this in it.

Hey, I've got a question,
why does this exsit in plants (chlorophyll alpha), blood (beta heme group), and mitochondria (cytochrome complex)?

>>5037289
But I really do care, since when did feigning emotion become trolling?

>>5037265
>It's really a marvelous process

Why the hell would you kill all those wasp larvae to use a stupid lathe?

>>5037230
All wasps pollinate.
They kill only to feed their carnivorous larvae, while adult wasps feed on pollen, nectar, and secretions from their own larvae.

>>5037209
Thanks for that, now I feel bad for removing the small fly and grasshopper it ate today, i just wanted it to have a clean environment. I can always get more tomorrow though.
How do temperatures affect small spiders like this?
It is getting brisk as of late and I want to know if I should put a blanket over the container at night.

>>5037213
Nope, right at the base of the rocky mountains.

>>5037201
Wasps don't deserve the bad rap they get.
Paper wasps hardly ever sting, and if so it will only be to protect their nest, which they allow you to get very close to.
Some paper wasps have facial recognition abilities on par with humans and other intelligent animals.

>>5037179
None of these are shiny and silver though.
Although the wikipedia pages does say colorful abdomen.
how bout this cricket thing?
Never chirped and had quite long antennae

>>5037172
Colorado.
Boulder to be exact.

Just gonna post insects in the meantime...

So recently I found this neat spider in my room and decided to keep it in a container for a few days, things are working out much better than expected, it eats any insect I put in there.
I was wondering two things, What type of spider is it, my guess is a small orb weaver.
And should I remove the insects it has killed and sucked on for while, or will it continue eating them later?

>>4881512
Heres a picture with a ruler, if you wanted to know exactly how tiny.

>>4881489
>>4881481
But still don't do that.
have a paper wasp

>>4881332
Are you sure? I don't think it had a rostrum.
Have a Pupae being swarmed by ants.