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What are isotypes, allotypes and idiotypes? Are they same as isotypic determinants, allotypic determinants and idiotypic determinants?
P.S. Please explain as simply as possible.
Isotype is an antibody with antigenic determinants that characterize classes and subclasses of heavy chains and types and subtypes of light chains. Allotype is an antibody with antigenic determinants specified...
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Hi, I need to know the mechanism of silver nitrate coloring on cell membrane (for example on eritrosit membrane) and how it does exclusive? sorry for english
Silver lies in betweenlipid head and protein layers as is the case with osmium.
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Why does ATP contain such a large amount of energy?
(please leave a more understandable answer for the lesser scientific mind please)
The phosphate groups, which are the main constituents of ATP are negatively charged, causing a repulsion, which contributes to instability at that end of the molecule. Therefore this molecule is...
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Please outline the components of an ideal multifunctional liposome and discuss the role of each component. Give an example of an FDA approved Liposome based system for delivery of Doxorubicin.
Intratumoral drug vaccines lower widespread cytotoxic, but delivery rates and dissemination can vary. Porphyrin–phospholipid lipid membranes are inactively packed with three water - soluble cargos to enhance IT shipping concepts:...
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Why does an endotherm’s metabolic rate increase above the upper lethal temperature? And why does the metabolic rate fall below the lower lethal temperature?
Above the upper lethal temperature, an endotherm’s metabolic rate increases to expend energy that will be used to lose heat. As a result, increased metabolic rate causes sweating that stimulates...
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why is aluminium extraction expensive to carry out?
how can we reduce the cost of aluminium production?
just answer with a small simple sentence please (no long texts)
The process of electrolysis uses of large amounts of energy in the extraction of a reactive metals and makes aluminium expensive to produce Recycled aluminummdash;alone among materials in the consumer...
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can you please explain me reducing nature with example because i have studied some where that reducing nature means to liberate H+ ion .
so please clear my doubt.
According to Bronsted-lowry theory acid is a compound that can transfer proton to any other compound. As to reductants and reducing power, it is well known fact that alkaline metals...
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3. (a) Write a balanced chemical equation for the
incomplete combustion of acetylene gas.
(b) Write a balanced chemical equation for the complete combustion of acetylene gas.
In the incomplete combustion of acetylene with oxygen, water and carbon monoxide are formed, rather than carbon dioxide which is formed in the complete combustion. So the balanced equation for...
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A 1.0 mL dose of a 0.035 M potassium cyanide solution is lethal to rats. How many me of potassium cyanide are contained in 1.o mL dose of this solution?
n(KCN)=(1.0 L)/1000×0.035 mol/L=3.5×〖10〗^(-5) mol m(KCN)=3.5×〖10〗^(-5) mol×65.12 g/mol=0.0023g=2.3 mg Answer: 2.3 mg.
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you have been provided with river water containing nickel sulphate
explain how you will be able to find the concentration of nickel sulphate in the river water.
In simple terms please
The concentration of Nickel Sulfate can be determined through its precipitation in the form of Ni(NH4)2(SO4)2·6H2O as a result of ammonium sulphate addition. This blue-coloured solid is analogous to Mohr's...
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