Southern blot hybridization was based on the non-radioactive DIG system from Roche (Van Miltenburg [ 16]) and the nptII probe was synthesized using the same primer set as for PCR according to Zhu et al. [ 17].
This index was based on the hypothesis that rats dig first the sand well at the initial foraging of the next day, from which they obtained a reward in the last, or sixth, trial of the previous day, if they remembered it.
(2) The index of "memory in hours": a probability to dig first the sand well that was correct in the previous trial at the initial foraging in each trial through the trials 2 6 in session 2. This index was based on the hypothesis that rats dig first the sand well from which they obtained a reward in the previous trial conducted an hour ago, if they remembered it.
The index of "memory in seconds": a probability to dig first the same correct sand well as the initial pellet foraging at the second pellet foraging through all the six trials in session 2. This index was based on the hypothesis that rats dig first the sand well from which they obtained a reward during the preceding few seconds within the same trial, if they remembered it.
I'm just scared.' It was in the mid-90s, when his current agents suggested to Chase that he develop a TV show based on the Mob, that he dug up his old idea and started working on a pilot.
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Such was the interest in the programme that its producer, Professor Tim Taylor, proposed to Channel 4 the idea of an entire series, based on the concept of short intensive digs.
OR Dig a hole based on the size of the animal you are looking to catch.
Dig a hole based on the size of the animal you are looking to catch.
The plant parts were mainly aerial parts such as leaves, stems and flowers, except for S. hyacinthoides where the rhizome was dug up and collected, based on the traditional uses (Table 1).
