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Bioresearch is any of a group of sciences grouped as biological sciences.
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What is a bioresearcher?
A bioresearcher is a person who carries out bioresearch - research in any of the biological sciences.
When will quotient bioresearch pay you for taking part in clinical trial?
Payment is made upon successful completion of a study. Source: I work there
Where can one purchase NanoDrop products?
There are a few online websites that have NanoDrop products for sale, Some of these online websites include the NanoDrop website, Implen, Invitrogen, and Bioresearch
What do grasshoppers symbolize?
The particular grasshopper species used as a motif by the ancient egyptians was probably the locust, either the desert locust (Schistocera gregaria) or the migratory locust (Schistocerca migratoria), both of which were probably common sights in the rich agricultural land bordering the Nile. Sudden plagues of these insects in ancient times no doubt caused much destruction of grain and other food crops, just as they do today. Most of the locust (or grasshopper) amulets and seals so far discovered are similar to those depicting scarab beetles, with a flat base usually inscribed and pierced through for threading on string or wire so that they could be worn. Possibly these amulets were thought to ward-off locust plagues. Locusts (or grasshoppers) were also depicted in tomb reliefs and paintings, as elements of wildlife along the Nile. The locust or grasshopper hieroglyph quite simply refers to the insect itself, although in certain contexts it appears to mean 'great numbers of individuals', for example on a wall in the temple at Medinet Habu near modern-day Luxor [map] there is an inscription which reads: 'battalions will come like the locusts'. The locust (or grasshopper) appears in hieroglyphic texts, for example, as a determinative to the word snehem - meaning 'locust' or 'grasshopper' - as illustrated below (a determinative symbol in hieroglyphic text, the locust or grasshopper symbol in this case, is not transliterated and merely indicates the meaning or context of the word represented by the preceding hieroglyphs). Source: Kendall Bioresearch Services
Who made up zombies?
Zombies come from tales of the Voodoo religion. Practitioners were able to revive dead people to living again. The phenomena is actually a clever use of the toxin of the puffer fish which paralysis people so that they are still living but incapable of movement. Knowing this is it simple to see how it would be possible to make people believe that you could revive a dead person. And from this it is easy to see how the concept of the walking dead evolved a little further to become what we think of zombies today. Warning puffer fish toxin is extremely poisonous and can easily result in death (has many times). Attempting to make a zombie by any means should not be done.
