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Many commonly used cell lines require a solid matrix on which to grow, such as tissue culture plastics. Once they take up all the space on the surface of the plastic, they need to be removed with...
Follows a manager as she implements a new computerised system within her department, and members of her staff as they experience the four common phases of change: denial, resistance, exploration, and...
Based on research being carried out at the Developmental Biology Center, University of California at Irvine, the film discusses the development of the peripheral and central nervous system in chicks,...
Considers the mechanisms that allow cells to differentiate and interact during development to produce the shape of the adult organism. Morphogenesis, the generation of shape and form, is illustrated by...
Reptiles exhibit enormous differences: some snakes are born live, others hatch from eggs; turtles disregard their young while crocodilians show an almost human concern for the welfare of their young....
Looks at the simple patterns that underlie the myriad diversity of form in plants and flowers. Despite apparent complexity most leaf patterns and flowers are variations on three basic patterns, which are...
Because of the exquisite sensitivity of PCR, contaminating DNA can be the major limiting factor in applying PCR techniques and should not be ignored. Considerations on how to avoid contamination were...
Excerpts from the polymerase chain reaction PCR series.
The necessity to subclone fragments into appropriate vectors designed for sequencing can be substituted with the use of PCR. This saves considerable time and effort. Here, the plus and minus strands of...
The exploration of scientific discovery has been facilitated by the polymerase chain reaction (PCR). The process of amplifying DNA of interest about one billion-fold by PCR is documented here. Precautions...
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