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is there any similarities between enzyme linked immunosorbent (ELISA) and western blotting?

Will someone in the U.S. directly north or south of Atlanta by distance of 100 to 400 miles help my conduct an experiment to measure the circumfernce of the earth? Reply to: macconnell509@gmail.com

Jessica Johnson is a 17 year old African American adolescent who has been in a monogamous relationship with her boyfriend for the past three months. She admits to “sometimes” using condoms, but would like to be on a “different form of birth control, such as the shot or the pill”, but is concerned about gaining weight. Her current weight is 202 pounds; height 64 inches; blood pressure 112/79 and heart rate. Her last menstrual period was 32 days ago. She denies vaginal discharge, pruritis, and lower abdominal pain. 1. Identify the patient characteristics (physical, psychological, cultural, social, economic, lifestyle, etc.) that should be considered relevant to this ca…

The most part of spontaneous mutations don't occur in the phenotype because they (are): - harmful, - healthy, - dominant, - recessive, - neutral, - occur in the noncoding DNA, - include packing processes only. Neutral: the most part of mutations is neutral. Recessive: if they don't occur they are recessed. Am I wrong? The last one "include packing processes only" - I'm not sure. I'll be grateful for any assistance.

Under conditions of photochemical chlorination, (CH3)3CCH2C(CH3)3 gives a mixture of two monochlorides what is the meachanism

A) Ancestral symbionts had low GC content genomes by chance, and these low GC content genomes are passed onto their progeny. B) Replicating high G+C content genomes requires several additional enzymes, to break apart the strong triple bonds formed from GC pairs, which are rarely found in symbionts with relatively small genome sizes. C) Free-living organisms must have a more stable genome to survive; low G+C content organisms are often selected against in nature. D) Symbionts usually do not have as many…

Question options: A) Hydrogen sulfide B) Lipid bilayers C) Proteins D) RNA lipid bilayers

A) hydrogen B) nitrate C) ferrous iron D) elemental sulfur

The isolates have 16S rRNA sequences that are 97% similar and share important phenotypic traits. Their genomes have 55% of their genes in common. The isolates would most likely be _____ Question options: A) classified as individual species of the same genus. B) classified as the same species if they can mate via conjugation. C) classified as belonging to the same species. D) split into different families.

A. contain codons that bind to ribosomes during translation. B. function to transfer ribonucleotides to RNA polymerase during transcription C. Once charged with the correct amino acids, they transfer them to the ribosome during translation D. are only present in the nucleus or eukaryotes

Regulatory protein(s) present in Archaea is/are ? A) Activators that stimulate RNA polymerase activity are present in Archaea. B) Both activators and repressors are present in Archaea. C) Similar to regulation in Eukarya, Archaea lack bacterial-like regulators such as activators and repressors and use transcription factors instead. D) Repressors that block RNA polymerase activity are present in Archaea. I had thought it was what is in red, but got it wrong. Can someone po…

a subcommittee of three people is to be chosen from a committee of 10. (i)how many subcommittees are possible? (ii)how many subcommittees are possible if two particular people on the committee refuse to work together on the subcommittee? (iii)if the subcommittee is chosen at random what is the probability that the two people who refuse to work together will both end up on the same subcommittee i can work out the first question it is 10nCr3 which gives a answer of 120 but i cant work out the rest of the question

Hi guys, Thanks for reading this topic! I would like to ask for some advice on what happens with activated carbon filters, or why you think this is. I was doing an experiment, using an activated carbon filter - Brita Water Filter (for drinking purposes), and running contaminated lake water through it. I tested the pH of the water after, and it was basic - a reading of 6.0, compared to the 7.5 of the lake water before. Why is this? Thank you! Ah sorry, I meant acidic

(AFA) The figure below shows a container that is 95% volume occupied by a liquid, initially at 10 ° C Since the linear expansion coefficients of the container and volume of the liquid, respectively, equal to 1.7. 10^-5 ° C^-1 and 5.8. 10^-4 ° C^-1, it can be said that the a) container is completely full at 110 ° C. b) empty part of the volume does not change. c) the container will be with 98% of its volume occupied at 110 ° C. d) container will only be completely filled to 220 ° C. Desde já, obrigado!

given the differential equation dy/dx=y cosx find the general solution given that y=2 when x= π /6 i cant solve this

Solve the differential equation ydy/dx =x+xy^2 given that y = 0 when x = 0. i can get down to here but then i get stuck dy/dx= x(1+y^2)/y ∫▒y/(1+y^2 ) dy=∫▒ x dx i dont know how to integrate this?

What is the effect on the acetylcholine concentration in the synapse after administration of an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor?

why the compund following give(s) white precipitate with aqueous AgNO3? can any tell me the mechanism , please..

Hello, I have to produce RABBIT POLYCLONAL ANTIBODY against mouse IgM. I also need that antigene (from the first part) to be good for mice B lymphocytes stimulation but there must not be cross reaction with rats, sheep, donkeys and goats immunoglobulins. How would I perform this task? Thank you

Hello, I am trying to figure out how to calculate keq for a redoxs soultions lab we did in my uni with copper (i) chloride mixed with 60 mL of distilled water. We were asked which redox reaction happened? (precipitation? ) and to calculate keq Im not really sure how to do this. so first I wrote what happened and then I thought I had to calculate the moles of the species? so 0.01 moles of CuCl (i think) and 0.003 moles of water? 2CuCl + H2O = Cu2++ 2Cl + H2O then im not sure of my next step? UPDATE: So then I can put it into this form no? Keq = [Cu2+][2Cl-]/ [CuCl] i dont understand why it is Cu2+ and 2Cl. isnt there a value for the separation of CuCl in …

the reagent that will yield the greater amount of substitution on reaction with 1-bromobutane would be CH3CH2OK in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) OR (CH3)3COK in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO). how can we decide it .

in the following reaction we have to find the major product . according to me it will be C compound beacuse of anion (intermediate) stability.

AMONG THE compounds which of the following reacts faster in an SN1 reaction? I. cis-4-tert-butylcyclohexyl bromide II. trans-4-tert-butylcyclohexyl bromide I think II compound beacuse of stable carbocation.

why the reaction is faster in CH3CN.

In an experiment, Hughes studied the rate of racemisation of 2-iodooctane by sodium iodide (with radioactive iodine) in acetone and compared it with the rate of incorporation of radioactive iodine into 2-iodooctane. How will the rate of racemisation compare with the rate of incorporation if (I) Each act of exchange proceeds with retention of configuration (II) Each act of exchange proceeds with inversion of configuration II) Each act of exchange proceeds randomly in which retention and inversion are equally likely