plz someone explain rflp clearly?
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rflp's are restriction fragment length polymorprhisms. Restriction fragments are obtained by taking a length of DNA and cutting it with restriction enzymes. Restriction enzymes are enzymes which cut DNA at a specific sequence and only that sequence. So the enzyme searches thru the DNA chain for a sequence that it can work on (there are different enzymes which work with different sequences) and cuts. If you take a chromosome and incubate it with your preferred enzyme the chromosome will be cut at specific sites wherever they appear in the sequence. This will give you a given number of fragments. Now each person's chromosomes are slightly different so if you took say your chromosome 1 and my chromosome 1 and incubated them both with a set restriction enzyme the majority of cuts would be done in the same place. But if I, for example, had a mutation in one of the sites preventing the enzyme from recognizing it i would have one long fragment where you have two. this is a polymorphism (a difference). Forensics Teams use this technique to look at DNA to find differences between individuals (you will have polymorphisms in common with both your parents but not quite the same but a higher resemblance to them than you would to me)\n\nhope thats semi clear - and good basic genetics book should help further e.g. Essential Genetics by Hartl and Jones
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1.  prob of RRRRR is .57 ^ 5 (use your calculator).\n\n2.  prob of RRRRC or RRRCR or RRCRR or RCRRR or CRRRR is 5 * (.57^4) *(.43)\n\n3.  prob of CCCCR or CCCRC or CCRCC or CRCCC or CRRRR is 5 *(.43^4) * (.57)\n\n4 . prob of CCCCC is .43 ^ 5
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This link should tell you all about it :o).\n\n\nhttp://www.answers.com/cilice?gwp=11&ver=1.1.2.381
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Not really enough information to help, so try this site:\n\nhttp://www.blc.edu/fac/rbuelow/calc/ex4-6.html\n\nit's the second problem down the page
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go to this site, its very good,\n\nit gives clear explanations and statistics
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Multiply both sides by R+r\nI(R+r) = E\nDistribute the I\nIR + Rr = E\nSubtract IR form each side\nRr = E - IR\nDivide both sides by R\nr = (E-IR)/R
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wat?  can u explain it more clearly?
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I 'm also interested to know about it. please if you get information. share it with me thanks\nby the way. do you need rpl acs for the purpose of australian immigration,how many year do you have experinc\nMy ID is wasim_hrl@yahoo.com\nthanks
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who the heck is robertp????♥♥♥
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The RFP might have the information that you need.  If not, ask the RFP sender what format, etc., they require.
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http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/RR/rnr5.html
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i dint get the question, can u elaborate a bit ?
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you need to explain futher, i dont quite understand your question?
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Click this link for a thorough explanation.\n\nHope it helps. :)
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If you have access to a copy of the ARRL handbook, there are several nomographs in there for RF calculations.  Not exactly a slide rule, but it will do the job.  I copied the graphs and laminated them.  Then I use a dry erase marker to line up the data points and read the results.
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They have an "About" page that explains what it's all about. However, I had to read it more than once, and STILL am not 100% able to explain it. It looks very "busy" and confusing. *chuckle* But I'd advise giving the page a try. The link is below.
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explain more please...not enough information