Animals having a vertebral column, members of the phylum Chordata, subphylum Craniata comprising mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fishes. | Contact experts in Vertebrates to get answers
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Hi all, If anyone can recommend a current and comprehensive book detailing the evolution and function of the vertebrate immune system I would be most grateful. Thanks, JL
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Hello everyone I did an experiment using microRNA NGS and because of lack of funds we did the alignment of microRNA against zebarfish microrna and I got some novel microRNA. Now I want to...
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I would imagine that since vertebrates are now so closely regulated, that researchers have avoided doing research with them simply because of the bureaucratic trouble. I'm particularly interested...
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I want have a better idea of the principal approaches that can be analyzed using mitochondrial DNA sequences in vertebrate evolutionary study.
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From Contructional and Functional viewpoint it would be interesting to know the smallest size of fossil or living Vertebrate.
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I have been on this topic for some time now. I know that commercial software ( for instance, from mazor robotics) segments the vertebras automatically in order to coregister them 3d-2d with the...
08 August 2015 5,291 1 View
The monster was found in the Khnifiss National Park
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Hello, I have a bachelor on psychology and making my master on neuroscience. I am going to do my thesis in a molecular biology and genetics laboratory, however beforehand, I have to study on the...
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Greetings everyone, I wonder how long can i store the hemolymph for Glucose, Trehalose, Glycogen, Protein, and TAG assay at 4 C, -20 C and -80 C with no effect on its integrity. Apprerciate your help.
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I'm doing phylogenetic analyses on my favourite gene and I've decided to use DNA rather than protein since the former gives me better resolution in the vertebrates. Besides vertebrates, my GOI is...
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Is there any reason why kits developed for isolating microbrial DNA from soil would not also isolate vertebrate DNA? This is an eDNA project.
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There are some molecular targets to identify vertebrate hosts from arthropod blood meals including the Cyt b gene and the COI gene. Which are the standards or characteristic that i have to bear in...
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I'd prefer a book using results based on both molecular and classical methods. If there's no such book covering the whole animal phylogeny, then I'd also welcome a book on "Chordata" or "Vertebrata".
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Dear colleagues, I am looking for a rare book in Parasitology área: A synoptical review of life histories of digenetic trematodes of vertebrates : with special reference to the morphology of their...
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I'm interested to learn of research efforts to document the changing climate's effects on and subsequent adaptations (phsiological and behavioral) of alpine species of animals: species that...
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