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How does gel electrophoresis seperate DNA?

The DNA from PCR is placed into wells of agarose gel and a buffer solution is poured over it. An electrical current is passed through the gel due to the conduction of the buffer solution. The DNA fragments m...
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Answered by Holly D. • Biology tutor
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What happens when some alkali is added to a buffer solution?

The dissociation of the weak acid ‘HA’ would be shown as:HA (aq) ⇌ H + (aq) + A – (aq)Adding alkali will add OH - ions to the solution. These will react with the H + ions present in the solution, producing w...
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When do I use the subjunctive?

1- What is the subjunctive? It is a mood (not a tense!) which expresses uncertain ideas. 2- So when do I use it? Set phrases with 'que' Negative phrases with 'que' which express emotion or doubt or other unc...
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Answered by Hannah P. • French tutor
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When does a pendulum bob move fastest and why?

A pendulum bob will move fastest when the mass is at its lowest point (when x=0). The reason for this is that in the pendulum system energy is transferred between kinetic and gravitational potential energy, ...
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Answered by James B. • Physics tutor
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Why is the centripetal force necessary for circular motion?

The centripetal force can be thought of as the force that causes circular motion. When an object moves in a circle a force must always act on it, even when it moves at a constant speed. This is because veloc...
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Answered by James B. • Physics tutor
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