Add 1.00mL of Benedict's solution for a total volume of 7.00mL. Label your test tube. |
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Modern cosmetics are packed with chemicals more at home in a test tube than on our faces. |
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Never one to hide his light under a bushel, he predicts he will be able to create artificial life in a test tube within the next three years. |
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Every other type, even those derived from natural sources like soyabeans or wild yam, are put together in the test tube. |
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The girl, 14 at the time of the incident in May 1996, was injured when a test tube of ethanol boiled over during a chemistry class. |
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She began to unclamp the test tube to set it in the waiting tray, but it didn't happen that way. |
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In test tube assays using fat cells, the polyphenolic polymers were found to increase sugar metabolism a whopping 20-fold. |
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He wrapped the test tube in a roll of cotton gauze and placed it in his bag. |
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One test tube with 2 mL assay solution without root tissue was used as a control. |
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Nonhomogenized connective tissue was removed from the test tube and discarded. |
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A nurse comes over and takes a blood sample by pricking the baby's finger with a needle and squeezing blood into a test tube. |
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We'll be able to take a few little genes in a test tube, wipe out the human race or all other species. |
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However, interest in how cultivated plants consort with wildlings had started long before genetic engineering was even a glimmer in a test tube. |
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The medical method of choosing a baby's gender is to undergo fertility treatment, in which the egg and sperm are mixed in a test tube. |
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This mordant reacts with the dye alizarin to form a red lake, exactly as it does in a test tube in the typical analytical test for aluminum. |
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If he succeeds, the scientist will become the first to successfully create a new life form in a test tube. |
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However, it is reported that when they were combined in a test tube, bacteriostasis or bacteriocidal action could not be observed. |
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Preparation techniques have been developed that select sperm with fertilising ability and promote capacitation in the test tube. |
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We can make micro-organisms evolve very quickly in a test tube, by applying an appropriate selective pressure like an antibody. |
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To test if the starch has been converted to sugars, half fill a test tube with the liquid and add 1 or 2 drops of tincture of iodine. |
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The lipid was deposited as a film on the wall of a glass test tube by solvent evaporation under nitrogen. |
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To capture the raindrops efficiently, you must now tip the test tube to the angle that matches the rain streaks on the windows. |
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The researchers have also used an enzyme called polymerase to make exact copies of the DNA strands in a test tube. |
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When the investigators treated the cells in a test tube by restoring normal acidity, the bacteria no longer could adhere. |
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Rather shakily she recorded the results, then carefully labeled the test tube with the name of her new chemical. |
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The second assumption is that reaction mechanisms themselves are equivalent to those observed in the test tube. |
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Besides studying fibrils in the test tube, researchers would like to make computer models to view fibril formation. |
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When the reaction was complete, the catalyst congealed into a sticky solid and settled to the bottom of the test tube. |
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Flames shot out of my test tube and spread over the bench in a way you only ever see when a car blows up in an action movie. |
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Place a piece of food in each test tube and then pour 30-40 ml of Benedict's solution over the food. |
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She turned around on her stool with a bright smile on her face holding the flask and a test tube out to the confused young man. |
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Cangene Corporation in Mississauga, they did something remarkably creative and that is they created antibodies in the test tube. |
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When a neutron strikes the test tube portion, a droplet is vaporized. This creates a visible gas bubble in the polymer. |
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During the course of test tube fertilisation, a single sperm cell is injected into an egg cell and thus fertilisation occurs. |
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For illustrative purposes, Vosshall had brought along a test tube containing fetid water in which centimetre-long larvae frantically squiggled. |
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The four peaks are due to air gaps surrounding the test tube and the filler Superflabs®. |
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Develop the chromatogram by placing it, with the origin down into the solvent, in the previously equilibrated test tube. |
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Place a sample of 1 to 10 mg of this substance in a test tube with 2 ml of concentrated sulfuric acid and 2 drops of sulpho-resorcinol reagent. |
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The test tube broke, and a flush of liquid spilled over onto Marsha. |
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The recombinant mutant VCP proved to be much more efficient than normal VCP in inactivating complement in a test tube reaction. |
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He studies the biology of ageing systems, from the test tube to practical applications in human populations. |
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You might have a test tube with two liquids of different density, forming two layers with only a small surface area of contact. |
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The House should know that these principles were not developed in a theoretical test tube. |
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Few people believed earlier that a complex function such as fever could be transferred to the test tube. |
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That would have kept him out of circulation for awhile, and he hated to think about what he would have gone through being in a test tube. |
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I will tell them how they were conceived by taking the sperm of a man and fertilizing one of my eggs in a test tube and then putting it back in my ovary. |
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Kids are sitting paired off with each other at lab tables with Bunsen burners on tabletops along with test tube holders and other chemistry objects. |
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In the left test tube, a magnet attracts magnetite, the byproduct of Strain 121's respiration of iron oxide and offers a tell-tale sign of life in the tube. |
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Because candy or iron are the traditional presents for a couple's sixth anniversary, Diesel sent out the invitation in a test tube with a ball bearing and a jawbreaker. |
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The collected volume of sap was determined by measuring the difference in weight of the test tube, before and after collection of the exuding sap. |
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I pulled back in surprise, then set the hot test tube in its rack. |
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Just because conception takes place in a laboratory test tube, it is no less emotionally fraught for the couple concerned and no less morally taxing for the rest of us. |
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Each sample was stirred, mixed by pipeting up and down until suspended and transferred to a borosilicate glass test tube and mixed with 10 ml distilled water. |
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Air contains prana, but prana is not a matter which the student of chemistry can shove into a test tube, or heat in a retort, or look at through a microscope. |
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Crick had the very optimistic view that life would very soon be created in a test tube. |
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When in-vitro fertilization first became possible, giving rise to Louis Brown and other test tube babies, there were a lot of doubts about the ethics of such an undertaking. |
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A variety of accessories is available including test tube racks, immersion-height adjustable platforms, cooling coils, lift-up bath covers and flat stainless steel covers. |
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In fact, several test tube studies of cartilage-containing cells have found that Omega-3 fatty acids decrease inflammation and reduce the activity of enzymes that destroy cartilage. |
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The pour point is measured in the laboratory, in a narrow test tube. |
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The scientists report on their test tube experiments with special blood cells in the March edition of the specialist journal International Immunopharmacology. |
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Transfer about 10 ml of this extract to a test tube fitted with stopper. |
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Dilute 1 ml of the solution with 1 ml of water in a small test tube. |
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Furious, he ordered the test tube brought to his office. |
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He pulled out a big test tube filled with liquid. |
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Sometimes I think I concocted him in a test tube. |
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Dr Kelly has now shown that atheronals can, at least in a test tube, trigger the sort of misfolding in amyloid proteins which is believed to lead to the formation of plaques. |
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Fibrinopeptide B has a half-life of only a few minutes in a test tube when clotting is activated. |
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In the test tube, THC reduces antibody production by B cells from mice and impedes the capacity of T cells to destroy infected or cancerous cells. |
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In test tube models, TRV 101 demonstrated prevention of toxic oligomerization of both beta-amyloid and tau. |
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Do the words buns en burner, test tube and conical flask ins til you with a sense of wonder. |
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Vitamin C, dosed correctly, has proven to be a virucide, both clinically and in the test tube. |
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Shareholders at the gate Some you win, some you lose Storm in a test tube Maharajahs in the shopping mall If you've got it, don't flaunt it Shall we play a game? |
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A growing number of babies will begin life in a test tube. |
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The device measures the time until a small bar magnet in the test tube is held by a clot. |
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The robotized system manages the various tests to be run for a given patient out of a single test tube, which reduces significantly the amount of blood that is required. |
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Drew was appointed medical supervisor, and he was able to transform the test tube methods into the first successful technique for mass production. |
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Boyle trapped an inert gas in the closed end of the test tube with a column of mercury, thereby making the number of particles and the temperature constant. |
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Moreover, her team reports test tube studies showing that a drug that blocks this receptor slows the growth of medulloblastoma and glioblastoma cells. |
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The repeats, consisting of multiple copies of the amino acid glutamine, convert caspase-8 into an active form, according to test tube studies performed by the researchers. |
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