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Calling all scientists, preferably biochemists - I have a problem associated with a report I have to have done and handed in.
Unfortunately due to my poor motivation I was unable to attend the class where it was explained thus I am completely bedazzled.
The problem is to do with cytometry. More specifically, the cell cycle. It involves a technique called Pulse-Labelled Mitoses. Radiolabelling thymidine, and looking for radiolabelled mitotic cells. The outcome is a sine-wave style graph, from which parameters of the cell-cycle can be established. Does ANYONE know how to get these parameters from this graph? Please help me!
Unfortunately due to my poor motivation I was unable to attend the class where it was explained thus I am completely bedazzled.
The problem is to do with cytometry. More specifically, the cell cycle. It involves a technique called Pulse-Labelled Mitoses. Radiolabelling thymidine, and looking for radiolabelled mitotic cells. The outcome is a sine-wave style graph, from which parameters of the cell-cycle can be established. Does ANYONE know how to get these parameters from this graph? Please help me!
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Ah, nice thinking ;)
i am also to young but still said yes because it is unlikely that the person will come back
i am also to young but still said yes because it is unlicky that the person will come back
Yeh well i'm too young too know what he's on about.
Franny wrote:
> The problem is to do with cytometry. More specifically, the cell
> cycle. It involves a technique called Pulse-Labelled Mitoses.
> Radiolabelling thymidine, and looking for radiolabelled mitotic cells.
> The outcome is a sine-wave style graph, from which parameters of the
> cell-cycle can be established. Does ANYONE know how to get these
> parameters from this graph? Please help me!
Thanks for your assistance in putting me off Biochemistry, and helping me make my mind up to do just a Chemistry degree instead.
> The problem is to do with cytometry. More specifically, the cell
> cycle. It involves a technique called Pulse-Labelled Mitoses.
> Radiolabelling thymidine, and looking for radiolabelled mitotic cells.
> The outcome is a sine-wave style graph, from which parameters of the
> cell-cycle can be established. Does ANYONE know how to get these
> parameters from this graph? Please help me!
Thanks for your assistance in putting me off Biochemistry, and helping me make my mind up to do just a Chemistry degree instead.
some one had to be different ;)
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Calling all scientists, preferably biochemists - I have a problem associated with a report I have to have done and handed in.
Unfortunately due to my poor motivation I was unable to attend the class where it was explained thus I am completely bedazzled.
The problem is to do with cytometry. More specifically, the cell cycle. It involves a technique called Pulse-Labelled Mitoses. Radiolabelling thymidine, and looking for radiolabelled mitotic cells. The outcome is a sine-wave style graph, from which parameters of the cell-cycle can be established. Does ANYONE know how to get these parameters from this graph? Please help me!
Unfortunately due to my poor motivation I was unable to attend the class where it was explained thus I am completely bedazzled.
The problem is to do with cytometry. More specifically, the cell cycle. It involves a technique called Pulse-Labelled Mitoses. Radiolabelling thymidine, and looking for radiolabelled mitotic cells. The outcome is a sine-wave style graph, from which parameters of the cell-cycle can be established. Does ANYONE know how to get these parameters from this graph? Please help me!
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