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Solubility In Sub- And Supercritical Ethanol

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Extraction by subcritical and supercritical ethanol has been applied to many materials for the recovery of useful products from them. The treatment of coals and…
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World Map: All 7 Continents And 5 Oceans

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Our planet is divided into seven continents and five oceans. The seven continents are North America, South America, Asia, Africa, Australia, Europe, and Antarctica. While…
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Sources Of The High-energy Tail Of Solar Wind

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The heliosphere is filled with hot dilute plasma known as solar wind. Due to thermal collisions, the velocity distribution of ions follows a Maxwell distribution….
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Analyzing Enhancer Expression In Pan-Cancer Patients

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A human body contains about 37 trillion (3.7 X 1013) cells [1] that originated from a single zygote. This developmental process is precisely controlled by…
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Straw Man Fallacy: Example Arguments

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The straw man argument is an informal logical fallacy or rhetorical technique where someone creates a characterization of another person’s argument and then refutes that argument…
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Where Does Transcription Occur In Cells?

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RNA transcription in eukaryotic organisms occurs in the nucleus of the cell where the cell’s DNA is located. In prokaryotic organisms that lack a membrane-bound nucleus,…
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Archaebacteria: Definition And Examples

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Archaebacteria are similar in form to bacteria, but they are different from the normal bacteria that biologists often study. In fact, the differences between regular…
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The Paradox Of Portal Metastases In HCC Patients

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Medicine, like other areas of human activity, is full of paradoxes. Unfortunately, paradoxes in medicine are often associated with wrenching cost – human lives. While…
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Image Guided Photo-Excited TRAIL Synergistic Therapy

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Tumor necrosis factor-related apoptosis-inducing ligand (TRAIL) can induce apoptosis in cancer cells without sparing toxicity to normal cells.1 However, the efficiency is greatly limited by…
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How Many Months Of The Year Have 28 Days?

Kate Broome 5 Comments

You may be wondering how many months of the year only have 28 days in them. The answer is 1, February but that only applies…
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Using Fluorescent Indicators In Cancer Cells To Advance Image-guided Cancer Surgery

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Accurate visualization is critical for cancer surgery.  A large portion of the Oncologic surgeon’s task is distinguishing normal tissue from cancer. The goal is to…
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