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| Doug Goncz |
 Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2003 6:42 am |
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Can prion in solution be classified as receptive or assertive based on it's
reponse to polarized light and filters? Is it rotatory in a cuvette or are more
sophisticated techniques required.
The reason I ask is I'd like to show some students the "reaction", which is one
way and irreversible at room temperature. Did I get at least some of this
right? A color change under polarized light would be a great demonstration, as
assertive prion in solution was titrated into receptive prion solution.
I also can say I have a suitable video camera with microphone for a small video
recording; a Canon S110.
Unable to cross post. Current thread here "handle on pots, rivets, & strength".
Yours,
Doug Goncz, Replikon Research, Seven Corners, VA
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