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intercalate [intur′kəlāt] Etymology: L, intercalare to insert between adjacent surfaces or structures. intercalation, n. intercalate (in·terˑ·k  ·lātˈ),v to place between two adjacent structures or surfaces. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The founding fathers of Ruby reproduce the logic of discrimination endemic to the nation's history by intercalating their own repressed fears and inability to live up to the austere moral code of their haven into their perception of occurrences in town and at the Convent. 1995), intercalating between the [alpha]-helices of domains III and IV of the VSSC (Trainer et al. Chapter 3 delves into the specific fluorescent chemistries, including intercalating dyes for generic detection of PCR product and template-specific designs such as linear hydrolysis (Taqman) and hybridization probes, and conformational probes (i. |
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