What are the importance and applications of phase separation in biology and where could we find phase separation in organisms?

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Q: What application of a viscosity experiment in medical sciences ?

A: Viscosity is the tendency of a substance to resist the flow.

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Q: Submit Part G Which types of intermolecular interactions are most likely broken as cellular prion…

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A: Given  Decomposition rate constant of soft tissue (fish and waterfowl) = 0.058 - 0.61/d.…

Q: Which of the following chromatographic techniques has an attached ligand on the stationary phase?…

A: Chromatography is a laboratory technique that is used to separate components, or solutes, of a…

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Q: Explain the theory of IR spectroscopy and its applications in biology in detail.

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Q: When reacted, how does the use of potassium (K+) vs sodium (Na+) change the soap product?

A: Saponification is a biochemical process which deals with the conversion of  oil, lipid, and fats…

Q: What biological molecules can you measure a concentration of using a spectrophotometer?

A: Introduction: A scientific method called spectrophotometry is used to quantify the amount of light…

Q: works solvent extraction and ion exchange to separate parent and daughter nuclei?

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Q: Can a successful experiment be performed without constants? Explain why or why not.

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Q: Any ideas for research topics in Biophysics?

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Q: What means “perturbation” in perturbation theory?

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A: As it is known that water is a polar solvent and oil is nonpolar.

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A: Given values Molecular weight of galactosidase= 650000Da. Molar extinction coefficient (e) = 1.3 x…

Q: How is it possible for some molecules to be atequilibrium across a biological membrane and yet not…

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A: Beer Lamberts' law relates the concentration of a solution and the light absorbed by the solution.…

Q: Why and when does non-linearity lead to chaos in biological and mechanicalsystems?

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