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Alpha helix of proteins presented by Pauling was fascinating and they thought if a polymer of amino acids could be like that a polymer of nucleotides could also be like that.Moreover the x-ray diffraction pattern seemed to suggest that.

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Use different colors of clay and toothpicks.. I did this in 7th grade and got an A on it…now they use my model for college science haha

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Maybe use some pipe cleaners and buy some soft balls and put holes in them and then glue it all to some kind of base….i think a wooden base would be best though. Hope this helps!!!

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Wow this is very involved. I think the best way to go is to show a polysome, or at least a translating ribosome.

Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bLEDd-PSTQ

this video should help, ignore most of the mumbo jumbo unless you understand it, and instead focus on what each thing looks like and how its interacting.

Good luck with the project

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In may case, it was just the opposite. My hair was thinning when I was in my late teens and early twenties. Now, I’m almost 35 and my hair couldn’t be any better. Even though I do have a problems with hormones, I never really thought it was affecting my hair. Over the years, I’ve discovered a few things that affect the way my hair is either thin or “thick” (simply just looks better).

When I was younger, I was really worried and some people would tell me, I’d be bald in the future. I remember buying all these products (and spending all the money) to prevent that from happening. I thought my hair was falling out like crazy! (And it probably did). I treated myself with perms constantly to make my hair look fuller.

This lasted for years. Then I moved to another country (USA which was on the other side of the globe and the climate was warmer) and my hair situation persisted; however; it seemed it was falling out a little bit less…

When the straight perm (the Magic Japanese method) fever hit the US a few years back, I knew I had to go get it (even though my hair was naturally straight but freezy – from all the product I was using). I remember, it cost me like over $400!!! And my hair ended up looking awful. I even thought about suing the salon (where people pretended they didn’t speak any English). I cried for many, many days…

It was then I started letting go of the all the hair product – nothing would help… I started to treat my hair with Jergens Daily Mosturizer, using just a dab, to smooth my hair. I decided, if it was good for my skin, why wouldn’t be good for my hair? And it worked. After a year of using it (and my hair become really nice), my then employer recommended her hairstylist to me. I went and from now on, my hair was getting better and better. Still, I was blow drying my hair every other day and using Jergens.

Another couple of years had passed and the Magic Straight Perm was completely gone. My hair become freezy again and Jergens would make it flat and greasy. Then I discovered Garnier Fructis Style Curl Construct Mousse. It could be left in my hair without blow drying and it would make my hair completely straight! After it dried, I would give it some shape with a wide tooth comb and my fingers and give it a final touch with Salon Grafix Shaping Hairspray Extra Hold. This worked for me for quite a while and my hair had bounce, it was also soft and super shiny.

Last summer, I traveled to two different countries with two different climates. One was very dry and warm (where my hair was awesome); the other was wet an cold (my home country). Guess what. Back in my home country, my hair went back to its original style. It started falling out like crazy again, it would take at least 2 hrs. To air dry, and it was dull, freezy, and flat. No product would help – not even those that I had with me from US. I went there for a haircut which would make my hair even worse yet again.

However, after arriving back in US, my hair started to heal… I visited my very talented hairstylist (the one my former employer had recommended) and she brought it back to health.

Now, I don’t use the Garnier Mousse anymore. I let my hair air dry and then just shape it with a comb and my fingers and spray it with the Shaping Hairspray. That’s it. My hair is nice, soft, super shiny and never sticky (using the mousse in the past would make my hair sticky at times).

Thus, based on my experience, less is more. Leave your hair alone and let it be. Learn to love your hair the way it is. Enhance your hair with only one product (Shaping Hairspray). If you color your hair, go with a dark hue as opppose to light. Dark hue will heal your hair over time. It may show your bald spots at the beginning; however, if given time, it will help restore your hair and will give it sexy shine (I dye my hair blue black – you could go for dark mahogany to soft or brown black. Don’t go for pure brown or red hues – it will make your hair brassy). Skip the conditioner. Seriously. Find yourself a hairstylist that is actually educated in the field (it’s worth it to spend money at a high end salon), have a simple trim once in a while, and let her condition your hair then. On your own, only put the conditioner on your hair’s ends, before shampooing. This treatment will prevent your hair from becoming brittle and dull. DO NOT apply conditioner on your roots EVER. After every coloring, revitalize your hair with Biosilk Hair Therapy. Leave it in your hair over night. 150 ml bottle will last you forever.

Please remember, give your hair time to heal with this treatment. It will take at least 3-6 mos. Until you see results. If you are still desperate, you may opt for volumizing hair extensions as well (they are not as expensive as laser); however, I advise common sense. Do what you feel is right for your hair. Do not go for volumizing products only because they say they work (in reality they don’t).

And consider moving if you