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(From Polymerase Chain Reaction Talk)
A. 25 ng B. 12 ng C. 4 ng D. 0.1 ng E. (Less than 0.1 ng)
Your choice: - A B C D E
(From Helicobacter pylori Talk)
A. Fundic and antral (the fundic portion does not secrete acids). B. Fundic C. Antral D. Fundic and antral (the antral portion does not secrete acids). E. (None of the above.)
(From Lasers in Instrumentation Talk)
A. forward biased (DC source) B. reverse biased (DC source) C. forward biased (AC source) D. reverse biased (AC source) E. (Both A and B are correct.)
(From Electrochemistry/Instrumentation Talk)
A. a changing membrane potential, due to H+ crossing the membrane. B. a changing membrane potential, due to chemical pressure of H+ across membrane. C. a changing membrane current D. an exchange of liquids E. (Both A and C)
(From Tumor Associated Antigens Talk)
A. breast adenocarcinoma B. breast adenocarcinoma, stained w/ primary antibody C. breast adenocarcinoma, stained w/ primary antibody, then w/ avidin biotin peroxidase D. a peripheral blood smear E. (None of the above.)
(From Expert Systems Talk)
A. are "set and forget" systems B. are essentially infallible C. require no initial information because they "learn" with use D. require periodic checks and updates E. are rarely found in today's laboratories