In DNA extraction from different sources, would you expect the same results for different amounts of blending.
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I don think the amount of blending wud make any difference. But that doesn mean u wud get the same result if u don blend at all. U've to blend at least to a minimal extent.\n\nDifferent source, if u mean from different species, then there shud obviously different result. There are differences in cellular structures, presence of cell wall..... blah blah blah
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Probably so. The differences which might make it variable are widths, style, cut, material (leather or cloth, etc) .
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fundamentally they will be the same plant but genetic they will be different they will have the same features but those features will appear in a varied state...the environment has a lot to do with how they appear
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it is all in the dna,
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Since you would have more of your DNA than the transfused blood your blood would convert the DNA into yours.
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yes, the quality might not be great but polymerase chain reaction can increase the amount of DNA to an amount that can be used for analysis.
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variations matter greatly in interpreting data.  Something might seem like it is returning significantly different results than the control but stat evaluation may show that the variations are minimal at best
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id say the plants and animals are multi-celled and the others are single-celled. also cell specilization could be a difference.
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What extract are you talking about? Different materials require different extraction methods.
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Perhaps the thrombin and recombinant protein molecules are sufficiently different to separate using column chromatography.
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Lol\nI actually did a test like this for my nephews science project last year.  Unless the formulas have changed the differences are completly negligent.  Their lasting time is about the same.
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If you're a good scientist, it doesn't effect the results at all.  The results are what they are, regardless of what you expect or hope to happen.
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It depends on the product you are making. \n\nIf there is very little variation, and no bottlenecks in the process, then you can go continuous.  \n\nIf you make a variety of sizes or colors, or some other variation that requires a different set-up, then you might go batch.  \n\nWith continuous, if there is a quality issue, it will be harder to isolate than in batch processing.
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any biological item has DNA,hair,saliva,blood- doesnt take much to capture a dna sample
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They are different varieties due to different in DNA color sequence.This is regulated by gene regulation and expression by making novel proteins.
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It depends upon the strains that you use.
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Rf values should be the same for the same plant pigments whenever you do the chromatogram. What will change is the pigments present and their amounts.