I got a flu vaccine with Thimerosal today (5 days into my cycle) and I am planning to get pregnant. How long should I get before trying to conceive to avoid passing any mercury to my child? How long does it take for my body to get rid of the thimerosal? I really appreciate your help.
i want to continue my study and still cannot decide the project that i can do related to this GFP protein. Can somebody advise?
Hello.
On Wednesday, I had to have the tetanus/diphtheria vaccine due to a little accident. I had some side effects (nausea, fever, headaches), but they subsided on Friday. However, the injection site on my arm is still very red, swollen, sore, and even a little warm to the touch. I expected this to last for a day or two, but it’s almost Sunday. Is it typical for these symptoms to last longer than a few days?
Also, can I do anything else to help this heal besides ice and ibuprofen?
Radioactive or fluorescent-labeled RNA or single-stranded DNA pieces that are complementary to the gene of interest and are used to confirm the presence of a cloned gene are called
A. probes.
B. plasmids.
C. vaccines.
D. clones.
Which of the following procedures is not a usual step in a genetic engineering experiment?
A. inducing a mutation in a source chromosome
B. cleaving DNA with a restriction enzyme
C. recombining pieces of DNA from different species
D. cloning and screening target cells
Which of the following statements does not describe plasmids?
A. They are circular pieces of bacterial DNA.
B. They can replicate independently of the organism’s main chromosome.
C. They are often used as vectors in genetic engineering experiments.
D. They cannot be cut by restriction enzymes.
a 10 spot mb
I just got the vaccine 2 days ago, and the swelling and soreness around the injected area has not stopped… when will it?
What are the chances of getting sick from h1n1 vaccine?
What are the chances of getting sick from getting the vaccine??
I know a lot of people say they get sick from getting vaccines
Producing effective hormone drug treatments (i.e. human growth hormone)
Producing effective vaccines (i.e. Hepatitis B vaccine)
Diagnosis of HIV infection
Identifying carriers of a genetic illness.
All of the above
My three year old daughter received the nasal vaccine for the seasonal flu this morning and I am having trouble finding the symptoms it may cause. Thanks for any help!
A doctor will give you an antibiotic to treat a bacterial infection, but you are given a vaccine to keep a virus (and some bacteria) from making you ill. What is the difference between these approaches?
I am analysing recombinant proteins in RP HPLC. i usually got 35th mnt RT in grace vydac column. but when i install my new vydac column, i got 43rd mnt RT in the same mobile phase and the same sample. no doubt abt the mb phase, temp, sample. what ll be the reason for that.i got the same 43rd mnt profile in the new phenomenox column also.
