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    Edwin Hubble Essay

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    Edwin Powell Hubble was born on November 20th, 1889 in Marshfield, Missouri. He was the third child of seven kids. His dad was John P. Hubble, and his mom was Virginia Lee James Hubble. Edwin lived in Missouri until his grade school years, when his dad moved to Chicago in 1898 for his real estate business. Hubble went to Wheaton High School in Chicago, where he excelled as a student and an athlete. Hubble graduated in the class of 1906 when he was just 16 years old, two years younger than most…

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    Bwok Analysis

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    parameters correlate with already existing literature reports? To have resolution of these questions, we have implemented the program first on constructed BLOCK FASTA files. Details of itemized results of simulation are presented in Supplimentary Table 1. Sequence variability is the most reliable information to gain insight into BLOCK evolution. Positional ensemble variability of BLOCK is efficiently…

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    Gambler's Fallacy Theory

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    were all Heads. Under the gambler’s fallacy, the person would think that the next outcome is most likely to be Tails and would then bet for Tails. The gambler’s fallacy is the false belief in “negative autocorrelation of a non-autocorrelated random sequence of outcomes” (Sundali & Croson, 2006). In simpler words, it is the tendency to perceive an outcome as less likely to occur if it occurred more frequently than normal previously. The most famous case of gambler’s fallacy occurred on August…

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    Everyone has their unique ways of learning something from start to finish. Often times we take for-granted our abilities to successfully teach a task or technique to ourselves not to mention others. Once we find that drive or that spark we can put forth the effort to teach us something that we have never learned before. Its all about the ideas behind what actually goes into learning something new. In an effort to gain a better understanding of how we learn I have thought of a learning goal,…

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    Analysis Of HCV DNA

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    a transfer reaction (Figure 2). PNA is a chemically and biologically stable DNA analogue that combines an increased affinity towards DNA (RNA) with a hybridization that is highly sequence selective [28]. Due to modifications in its backbone, it does not degrade in the presence of proteases such as Proteinase K. Sequence-specific PNA oligonucleotides are labeled with antigen (biotin, or…

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    He classified these group of stars as the main sequence, this is of which the Earth’s sun is a member of. The two astral scientists later discovered the existence of other stars of which were categorized as white dwarfs (lower left), red dwarfs (lower right), super giants (upper left), and red super giants…

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    Personal Learning Habits

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    I try to use all of them to the fullest extent. My sequence learning pattern is at an use first level with a score of 30. I was not surprised by this score because keeping things organized is mandatory in order for me to function. I always have to have clear, detailed instructions before I can begin anything…

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    Dna Synthesis Lab

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    1. What aspects of DNA’s structure contribute to the stability of the DNA molecule? The DNA’s double helix structure and the hydrogen bonding that bonds the bases contributes to the stability of the DNA molecule. 2. The DNA sequence is: 5’-ATTCGACC-3’. What will be the sequence of the complementary strand using this strand as the template? The complementary strand would be TAAGCTGG. 3. When the base composition of double-stranded DNA from a new species of bacteria was determined, 30 percent of…

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    Omega Centauri and Tarantula Nebula As opposed to the more short lived and less dense colonies of young stars that group up to create open clusters, globular clusters exist as far greater, spherical collections of aged stars that contain many low mass stars, sometimes numbering among the thousands. Globular clusters are more commonly found among a galaxy’s centre where the vast majority of stars are. It is thought that globular clusters arise from large gas clouds early in the creation of our…

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    I have been identified as a Dynamic Learner Sequence 25 (Use First) When I have to complete a task I like to know exactly what is expected of me. I don’t enjoy operating in a place where I am forced to make assumptions or draw my own conclusions about any task that’s been given. I feel like being organized with the steps I take to complete a task comes with the territory of desire specific instructions. Even when I have self-generated tasks I maintain a tasker log book of which I identify…

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