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DATA STRUCTURE EASY WAY
Data Structure Questions and Answers in Easy way to Understand.....
£2.50 Preview RemoveExam (elaborations) Mathematics Evaluate the Integral Question and Answer with Solution Math
Mathematics Algebra Evaluating the integral Question and correct Answer with Solution. Perfect if you want to find the answer for this question or use it as a reference to get a perfect score.
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in these notes there are so many formulae which are used to solve problems in mathematics
£1.50 Preview RemoveBiomolecules
this is a small document of bio-molecules from fundamentals theory and practice
£1.50 Preview RemoveIntro into Cell Biology
LO: Explain what cells are Outline the history of cell discovery and the importance of microscopy; Describe how cells differ in size, structure and function
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A huge note compilation that contains everything you may need to know for any biology class! These notes were taken during a college freshman Biology class. (Biology 1134, Evan Kaplan) These are good for beginning college students or finishing high school students. Terms are defined and concepts are fully explained. Good luck!
£0.50 Preview RemoveBiology of the Cell
Notes from the 10 credit first year IBERS module at Aberystwyth University, delivered by Paul Kenton. The origins, functions, and structures of cells are covered, including organelles, enzymes, transcription, and cell death.
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These contains the first unit of AS biology summerised with all the exam required points , with easy and qiuck ways to remeber points and a reader approacable format . These will be perfect to revise and memeorize easily . I got a 90 % for this chapter just by reading these notes twice . these will help you to get good grades . These notes includes diagrams and in this way you will be able to save time will be able to perfectly prepare yourdelf for the examinations . really efficient , helpful and very easy to approach . you can really save a lot of energy and time . Enjoy !😁
£31.25 Preview RemoveTREATMENT OF DISEASES
EDEXCEL Pearsons BTEC Level 3 Applied Sciences Notes PASS, MERIT, DISTINCTION.
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a simple recap on atomic structure, which can be useful for those revising or for those who have just started the A-level course.
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EDEXCEL Board A2 Level Chemistry Unit 4 SECTION 2: HOW FAR? - ENTROPY
£2.50 Preview RemoveMacrocyclic and Supramolecular Chemistry - Condensed Notes
3rd Year condensed notes on Macrocyclic and Supramolecular Chemistry. From The University of Manchester Topics Included: 1. Macrocyclic Ligand Synthesis 2. Thermodynamic & Kinetic Considerations 3. Cation Binding 4. Anion and Neutral Guest Binding 5. Supramolecular Chemistry 6. Topological Connectivity 7. Applications
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Information on different types of chemical bonds, including covalent and ionic bonds. Also features electronic structure and electrostatic attraction.
£1.50 Preview RemoveBCH 2333 Introduction to Biochemistry Lab 4 Corrected Lipids and Membranes
Two membrane fractions were prepared from a rat liver tissue: a microsomal enriched fraction and a mitochondrial enriched fraction. The lipids were extracted from the microsomal fraction, separated using 2D thin layer chromatography and were then compared with lipids extracted from the entire tissue. The 2D TLC plate is composed of mildly polar silica gel, which will bind polar compounds more tightly than non-polar ones. The first dimension of the plate was developed in a basic solvent and the second dimension was done in a basic solvent. The purpose of these 2 dimensions was to be able visualize the various polarities of the lipids and how they react on the silica gel in varying pH environments. In the second part of the experiment, the lipid/protein ratio in the mitochondrial fraction was analysed. Brilliant Blue Dye R was used to estimate the lipid concentration of the fraction and an absorbance assay was used to estimate the protein concentration.
£10.00 Preview RemoveBCH 2333 Amino Acids and Proteins Laboratory Introduction to Biochemistry
The first objective was to separate a glycine, aspartic acid and lysine mixture using an ion-exchange chromatography. The pH of the sixteen fractions resulting from the separation was obtained. These pH values along with the elution volume helped illustrate how through a gradient of increasing pH, the amino acid were eluted based on their isoelectric point. A Ninhydrin test followed by the heating of the amino acid samples was also performed to assess the concentration of the amino acid by spectrophotometry. The second objective was to find the molecular weight of an unknown protein using sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE). As the unknown protein separated by electrophoresis, the molecular weight markers traced the migration of the protein along the gel. The end result of that made it possible to model the linear relationship between the logarithm of the protein molecular weight and its migration distance. By interpolation, the molecular weight of the unknown protein was then found.
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