What are precautions to phonophoresis?
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see if the link below helps.\n\nIt states that contradictions or precautions include, infection, cancer, heart problems, pacemaker, implants (metal, silicone, saline, acute and post acute injury, epiphyseal areas, pregnancy, thrombophlebitis, impaire sensation around the eyes
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When you do a maxi-prep, there are several steps for eliminating possible contaminants including, chromosomal DNA, RNA, and protein. If you are using the Birnboim and Doly method of alkaline SDS, then the first few steps are crucial. When the cells are lysed in alkali and SDS, the high pH degrades the cellular RNA and causes the chromosomal and plasmid DNA to denature. If you mix excessively during this step you can, and do, shear the chromosomal DNA and allow for fragments that can subsequently be carried on during the process. In the renaturation step, when you adjust the pH back to near neutrality, you cause the denatured DNA to attempt to re-anneal. For the supercoiled plasmids this is relatively easy because their complementary strands are in close proximity. For chromosomal DNA, they essentially collapse in the presence of the precipitating proteins and they do not effectively re-anneal. When you spin out the white "junk" after neutralization, you are removing the vast majority of the chromosomal DNA, as long as you did not shear it during the earlier steps.\n\nThese features only apply to the alkaline SDS method of plasmid preparation. If you use the boiling SDS method, or the "cleared lysate" method, the problems, and solutions, are different.
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Just always carry gum.  I don't think there is a way to test unless you ask someone.
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there are things like flash drives, antimicrobial susceptibility testing kits by this name on te internet, you want to be a little more specific next time you ask this question, good luck
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Though I don't know that I would recommend coating your records with anything, there is a record preservative available from LAST that claims to prevent record wear.\n\nHere is the link:\nhttp://www.lastfactory.com/Products/record_preservative.html\n\nAgain, I haven't used this product, and I'm not associated with LAST in any way, but I have used some of the other record cleaning products and have been happy with them.\n\nThe other basic thing you can do is just keep them covered and in a stable environment without temperature extremes. Inner sleeves that are lined with plastic are best, because the plastic will cling to the record and protect it better from dust.
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Do a web search for the parameters.  We would need much more information from you on sample types, volumes, etc and you capabilities, instrumentation available, etc.  All of these are factors in deciding a method.
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A better safety feature would be to view the chromatogram from behind a sheet of glass.  Glass is opaque to almost all frequencies of UV.
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getting ready to reproduce
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Yeah, there's always a chance. It's passed through saliva, so your friend probably wouldn't want to risk it even if you cleaned it well.
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There is a phrase - PPPPPP - Prior Preperation Prevents Piss Poor Performance.  If you revise, you will at LEAST do as well as if you have not revised, but also have the possibility (probability) of doing a lot better.  Revision is recommended, but I wish you luck!
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It's basically like a southern/northern/western except that you don't do electrophoresis.  What you do is drop your sample onto a membrane, then probe the membrane with whatever (antibodies for western, radioactive probe for RNA/DNA).
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record a vcr tape on a channel with only static or"white noise" then put the tape back in the player and play it so your wathcing the statice, i wouldnt do it if i were you though
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Preparative HPLC should do the trick.  Try a search at these to see if an exact procedure might be on the web.\n\n\nhttp://www.scienceresearch.com/search/\n\nhttp://www.scirus.com/srsapp/
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Sterile technique and Universal precautions. You should not being doing this. A trained healthcare worker should. What are you doing this for?
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That's tough to answer without hearing the noise and comparing to the disc activity light.  To be safe, yes, be prepared for the worst.  You might start backing up your My Documents to CD/DVD or an external hard drive.
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universal precautions are things like hand washing, gloves, ect. reproduction is the replication of one like the parent, be it a cell or organism, sexual or asexual.
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