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    Forensic Science Essay

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    FORENSIC SCIENCE (forensis: a latin word, meaning-belonging to the court of law) in its’ simplest term is the multidisciplinary branch of science that is used for the court of law for criminal administration. The role of forensic science starts after Crime Scene Investigation. It is the Physical Evidences which are Collected, Packed, Preserved, from the crime scene and Forwarded to the Forensic Laboratories for their examination under the different branches of this science. CRIME SCENE…

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    Lovastatin Research Paper

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    acetic acid in CH3CN/ H2O at a 1:1 ratio, dried and stored at -200C for further analysis. B) Protein Identification A high performance liquid chromatography separation was used in presence of homemade trapping column and separation column. Both the column were packed with ReproSil-Pur C18-AQ resin. The determined peptide mixture was loaded into the trapping column with a solvent mixture of 0.1% formic acid at a flow rate of 4.0µL/min. The separation of the peptides were then carried out at 120…

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    Selection of flow rate 6. Selection of column temperature 7. Selection of diluent 8. Selection of test concentration and injection volume 3.2.1.Selection of mobile phase  Acetonitrile:water (40: 60 % v/v) 3.2.2. Selection of wavelength 10mg ofsalbutamol sulphate and theophyllinewas dissolved…

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    GFP Tagging

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    (Loughran and Walls, 2010). The purification process usually uses immobilized metal affinity chromatography (IMAC) (Kaplow et al., 2009). In this technique, metal ions such as Ni2+ are immobilized on a resin that uses iminodiacetic acid as a chelating agent (Terpe, 2002). The His-tag binds to the metal ions in the column due to its high affinity for it (Terpe, 2002). Once the targeted proteins are bound to the column, the elution process must take place (Terpe, 2002). Imidazole is used in this…

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    the current Unclogerall® purification process at the Boston Production Facility (BPF), a viral clearance filtration step must be introduced into the manufacturing process. The proposed viral reduction step would be added after the last purification column step and prior to the final formulation of the drug substance. A laboratory scale study was completed and concluded that the addition of a viral clearance filtration step to the Unclogerall® manufacturing process reduces the viral risk level…

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    Colistin Lab Report

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    autosampler thermostatically controlled at 4°C (Waters Assoc., Milford, MA, USA) in addition to a Waters Micromass Quattro micro-API triple-quadrupole tandem mass spectrometer (ii) Chromatographic conditions. Reversed-phase chromatography is going to be performed on a C18 XBridge column (5.0 μm, 150 by 2.1 mm [inner diameter]; Waters). The mobile phase will be 0.1% (vol/vol) formic acid in acetonitrile-0.1% (vol/vol) formic acid in water (20:80, vol/vol). A flow rate of 0.2 ml·min−1, and the…

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    University Nurse treat injuries and illnesses by taking the patient’s vitals, taking the patient’s “chief complaint,” and assisting with minor procedures. As a SHA, my health education responsibilities consist of writing bimonthly health education columns and designing educational materials for the annual health & fitness fair. At the Hope 85 clinic, I serve as a diabetes education leader. My responsibilities include designing and implementing learning activities related to Nutrition and…

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    Aquatic Genes In Tibetans

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    region of the DNA, the EPAS1 gene, set up by the primers in the annealing process. This is very quick and efficient for cloning the EPAS1 gene. After getting the PCR product containing the EPAS1-TD gene, we need to clean the PCR product through column chromatography. This will dissolve all the contaminants such as the excess primers and NTPS which will preserve our DNA specimen. To put the gene into the plasmid PGEM3Z, we will digest the DNA by using restriction enzymes such as Xba I to cut the…

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    2.3. Pharmacokinetics of (S)-ketoprofen 2.3.1. Blood sampling On the day of the study, rats were cannulated approximately 30 min before uric acid injection and 3 h before the drugs were administered. The animals were anesthetized and the caudal artery was cannulated with a PE-10 cannula (Clay Adams, Parsippany, NJ, USA) connected to a PE-50 cannula. The cannula was kept patent with heparinized saline solution and stopped with a needle. Rats were allowed to recover from anesthesia and…

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    For the next two weeks, the objective of this lab is to explore EAS reactions. These reactions are possible spots on a benzene ring for substituting electrophiles due to compounds that are already on the ring. There are three types of directing substituents. The first one is a para-director which guides the second substituent on the opposite side of the benzene ring. The second director, which corresponds with para-directors, is the ortho-director. These directors place the group of atoms on the…

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