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    OUTLINE. Introduction to the Question: -A subclass of pheromones is necromones, which contain oleic acid as a primary component. -Some pheromones trigger aggregation between organisms, others can trigger separation. -Necromones trigger necrophoric (organisms remove their dead) or necrophobic (organisms avoid their dead) behavior. -Arthropods use pheromones, this includes sowbugs and cockroaches. Chemical signals are picked up by antennae. II. Hypothesis: When given a choice between two identical

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    Stable Phenotypic traits For fruitful purpose , the phenotypic traits caused by RNA silencing must be stably transmitted from one generation to next. Earlier work on suppressing flower colour biosynthesis by antisense or sense transgenes was not always uniform which raised uncertainty about the relevancy of the technology (Tanaka and Mason, 2003). Afterward, the phenotypic results from IR proved more efficacious and stable than induced by antisense or sense (Nakamura et al., 2006). The use of IR

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    3.2 Methodology employed for application of edible coating and shelf life study: 3.2.1 Coating Solution Preparation and Application Dewaxed shellac, oleic acid, morpholine and ammonia in predetermined quantities were dispersed in 100ml distilled water as shown in Table 3.1. The Coating treatment performed named as S1, S2, S3, S4, and S5. Oleic acid is used an emulsifier and antioxidant agent. The other component morpholine as emulsifying agent and ammonia was used to dissolve shellac being insoluble

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    from casein hydrolysis and from Tween 80 and Tween 20. But in Haloferax mediterranei it show the main difference that its result that show to be as positive but is also turn out on gelatin and how gelatin and casein can able to transform into amino acids that is determine from its source like carbon and other

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    so he could understand the disease better. He first came up with a type of olive oil that lowered the acid level about fifty percent. But sadly the level’s stayed at fifty percent. So Mr.Odone started all over again and this time he found a way to bring down the Lorenzo’s fatty acid level even lower, but the only problem was Mr. Odone needed was a mixture of olive oil and boric acid. Boric acid was not safe for human consumption and there was no doctor in the U.S. that would give any to the Odone’s

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    graduated cylinder, oleic acid, small test tube, lycopodium powder, glass plate, wax pencil, transfer paper, and scissors. To begin the cake pan was cleaned using distilled water and glassware soap. It is made sure that there is no residue left on the pan. Any residue left would have affected the results of the experiment. Next, the bulb was removed from the eye dropper and placed on the Pasteur pipette. Subsequently, the 10 mL graduated cylinder was filled with around 2mL of oleic acid, and the amount

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