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  1. Walking on Neon White Water makes u faster than normal ground.

  2. notes - fireball

    A Neon White Card that gives you a fuckass shotgun for shooting, and a boost in any direction otherwise Boost The boost that fireball gives is weaker in terms…

  3. Purify Elevate Godspeed Stomp Fireball Dominion Book of Life

  4. notes - godspeed

    A Neon White Card that gives you a rifle for shooting, and a boost straight forward otherwise Boost The boost itself starts at a speed of 120, and then quickly…

  5. notes - boosts

    Base speed is 18.75 When u get a boost it's basically any speed higher than that.

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  7. Edits: Small addition to small line at top.

  8. Le epic foundational theory that basically adds Flory-Huggins Theory and Affine Network Model together for their free energies to create a model for swelling…

  9. The Flory-Huggins theory is a Lattice Model that tries to describe the Thermodynamics of mixing a Polymer with a solvent, such as adding water to a sponge…

  10. The affine-deformation model builds off of the Freely Jointed Chain model, where it also assumes that the deformation of a given Polymer chain is the same as…

  11. Percent Spliced In (PSI, $\Psi$) is a percentage value (0.0-1.0) of the amount of instances that the Exons appear in the resulting mRNA instead of spliced out…

  12. Bulk Sequencing is an Ribonucleic Acid Sequencing technique in Transcriptomics that obtains RNA by breaking down entire tissues, and then through a sequencer…

  13. Alternative Splicing is when splicing options can occur where it is not solely Introns being removed from a site in a Messenger Ribonucleic Acid There are…

  14. A promoter is the part of a DNA sequence where Proteins bind to to begin Ribonucleic Acid Transcription from.

  15. notes - exons

    Exons are parts of a Molecular Gene left alongside Introns that encode for proteins.

  16. Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPSCs) are Somatic Cells or differentiated cells that have transformed into Stem Cells.

  17. Glial cells are cells in the Central Nervous System that are not Neuronal Cells and do not transmit electric signals.

  18. Moyamoya Disease is arteries in the brain become restricted, and blood flow is obstructed as a result of the constriction, as well as from blood clots that…

  19. Astrocytes are Glial Cells in the brain/spianl cord/Central Nervous System that perform many diverse functions for the CNS.

  20. A molecular gene is a sequence of Nucleotides transcribed from DNA during Gene Expression to create Ribonucleic Acids.

  21. notes - introns

    Introns are parts of a Molecular Gene that are not used to form Ribonucleic Acids.

  22. Blastocysts are structures found in mammals shortly after fertilization.

  23. The extracellular matrix is the space taken by a multitude of network systems consisting of Collagen, Enzymes, Fibroblasts, the Basement Membrane (for animal…

  24. Cell death occurs after either overwhelming damage, or from specific signalling events being triggered within cells.

  25. Homeostasis is the study of biological systems that survive/pursue under stressors naturally through built in steady state systems.

  26. Cell stress occurs when the cell experiences errors in function due to various factors, ranging from cytotoxic substances to adverse environments.

  27. Cell passaging (aka Subculturing or Splitting) is a lab technique to grow more cells from a given culture obtained.

  28. Messenger Ribonucleic Acid (mRNA) also known as transcripts, carry the coding sequences to synthesize their specific Protein.

  29. notes - codon

    Codons are a group of three Nucleoside Bases into Amino Acids, or stops.

  30. Edits (Not related to new entries to post): Retrospectively added images to previous days on April 14 JST.

  31. Edits: Spoiler header and an extra line in the spoiler box below.

  32. An interruption of cortical firing, which causes a Motor Evoked Potential to form.

  33. The means of recording electrical activity from skeletal muscles.

  34. A type of electrical potential that can be recorded from Electromyography

  35. LTP is a term used to describe the strengthening of Synapses based on certain activity between synapses that provides long term increases in signal…

  36. A phenomenon where a person can see light without any actual light present.

  37. notes - caffeine

    A Psychoactive substance targeting the Central Nervous System.

  38. notes - biol-207

    BIOL 207 | MOLECULAR GENETIC AND HEREDITY Winter 2024 #Class --- Main Block Time | Block | Days | Time | | -------- | ---- | ---- | | Lectures | MWF | 12:00…

  39. You're given an unsorted array of integers called nums and you need to find the longest consecutive sequence of integers.

  40. So this question is to group anagrams from an array of strings together called strs. strs length can be 1 so we can add an exception to that immediately.

  41. notes - aging

    The (gradual) deterioration of biological functions for a human.

  42. The main parameters of surface adsorption are: Texture Chemical Composition Planar Heterogeneity Depth Heterogeneity Surface Coating Composition Ordering Some…

  43. High molecular weight substances with chain-like molecules that have atoms linked covalently Different classifications based on different types of Monomers…

  44. Contains an ester linkage that breaks off by Hydrolysis The degradation rate of them can drastically vary by the chemical structure. 2 most common types are…

  45. An arrangement of a molecule that is asymmetric.

  46. Polymers that can be created from biological environments, such as Proteins, carbohydrates, and nucleic acids (e.g.

  47. The pH level where the compound in question will have no net charge.

  48. A processing method where multiple molecules are connected together in order to improve their chemical/physical properties

  49. notes - collagen

    Protein typically found from connective tissues, such as tendons, skin, etc.)

  50. notes - ch-e-582

    CH E 582 | INTRODUCTION TO BIOMATERIALS Winter 2023 #Class --- Main Block Time | Block | Days | Time | | -------- | ---- | ---- | | Lectures | TR | 5:00 - 8:00…