synthesisFR
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yesdo we need to know abt haplotypes and haplogroups wtf is that
yesdo we need to know abt haplotypes and haplogroups wtf is that
k good then im not studying thati've never heard of those before in my life
idk and idc now"group of alleles inherited together from a single parent --> alleles are tightly-linked in a cluster on certain chromosomes and thus are highly likely to be inherited together or conserved"
wtf is this
do we needa know those 2 terms? i have it under gene linkage and SNPs/STRs just not haplotype and haplogroupsHaplotype: a group of alleles inherited together from a single parent. These are tightly linked in a cluster on some chromosomes, meaning they are likely to be inherited together.
Haplogroup: a group of similar haplotypes which share a common ancestral single nucleotide polymorphism.
nahhhh that was so unsolicited
probably general but it wouldn't hurt to have a for exampleDesign a procedure that can be used to produce an ester in a school laboratory. Include a scientific diagram of the set-up and justify safety precautions (8)
for something like this just asking if we are meant to keep it generalised and keep saying alcohol and carboxylic acid or can we pick a specific ester @SadCeliac
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what does LH FSH GnRH HCG Oestrogen Progesterone doooooo lmao I should know by now
ethyl ethanoate ftwDesign a procedure that can be used to produce an ester in a school laboratory. Include a scientific diagram of the set-up and justify safety precautions (8)
for something like this just asking if we are meant to keep it generalised and keep saying alcohol and carboxylic acid or can we pick a specific ester @SadCeliac
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LOL lots of love
please help me withmyhormones