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guitarbomb · 3 months
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Are we about to see a new Gibson Theodore model?
If you have watched the recent Gibson Amplifier announcement, then chances are you would have seen the accompanying promo video. A video that appears to tease a new US Gibson Theodore model. Are we about to see a new Gibson Theodore model? During the official promo video for the new Gibson Falcon amp models, a Theodore model can be seen being played around the 13.45-minute mark. Are we about to…
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panlight · 3 years
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Submission--family tree
i was bored so i decided to make you a tree of the cullens and their human families
carlisle cullen
mary cullen (1624-1640)
abraham cullen (1600-1683)
* carlisle cullen (1640)
esme cullen
mamie patricia platt (neé howell 1869-1947)
george hayes platt (1870-1944)
* esme anne platt (1895-)
edward cullen
edward anthony masen sr. (1867-1918)
elizabeth louise masen (nee McCormick 1875-1918)
* edward anthony masen (1901-)
rosalie hale
warren fitzpatrick hale sr. (1893-1936)
lilliane alta hale (neé vanderbilt 1896-1984)
* rosalie lillian hale (1915-)
* warren fitzpatrick hale jr. (1921-2009)
* edward vanderbilt hale (1925-)
emmett cullen
roy milhous mccarty (1884-1956)
shirley rebecca mccarty (neé emmett 1886-1966)
* roy milhous mccarty jr.(1902-1975)
* joseph arnold mccarty (1904-2000)
* samuel houston mccarty (1905-1998)
* jebediah arthur mccarty (1907-2004)
* thomas charles mccarty (1909-1995)
* lester william mccarty (1912-1941)
* emmett atticus mccarty (1915-)
* herbert andrew mccarty (1917-2011)
* gatlin theodore mccarty (1919-2001)
* robert beckett mccarty (1921-2016)
* jonah clayton mccarty (1924-)
* lucille dorothy mccarty (1927-)
mary alice brandon
marshall lawrence brandon (1869-1943)
barbara jeanne brandon (neé tatum (1874-1919)
theresa carolyn brandon (neé sigurdson (1891-1979) remarried
* mary alice brandon (1901)
* sarah cynthia brandon (1910-2006)
jasper whitlock
hamilton johnson whitlock (1819-1857)
virginia frances whitlock (neé brown 1820-1900)
* abigail olive whitlock (1839-1887)
* mary ann whitlock (1842-1923)
* jasper benjamin whitlock (1844-)
* henrietta lou whitlock (1847-1938)
Very cool! Thanks so much for sharing it with us!  It’s so frustrating that SM didn’t give the parents of the Cullens names, even in the guide! And I share your headcanons of Abraham Cullen and Edward Hale. It’s part of why Rosalie’s relationship with Edward is so complicated, because one of her beloved little brothers was also named Edward, but I imagine they called him Teddy or something. One time she slipped up and called Edward Ted/Teddy and it was weird and sad for everyone. 
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geneticc-blog · 6 years
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¿Qué es?
“Se llama ingeniería o manipulación genética a una serie de técnicas que permiten la transferencia programada de genes entre distintos organismos.”
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Se puede describir como la formación de nuevas combinaciones de genes por el aislamiento de un fragmento de ADN, la creación en él de determinados cambios y la reintroducción de este fragmento en el mismo organismo o en otro.
Actualmente, a la modificación genética se refiere al proceso mediante el cual se insertan genes de una especie a otra mediante sofisticadas técnicas genéticas.
Se han hecho muchos experimentos de modificación genética al paso de los años, utilizando mamíferos, insectos, microorganismos, plantas, entre otras.
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Algunos de los científicos que han aportado a la genética y su modificación son:
Gregor Mendel
Friedrich Miescher
Walther Flemming
Eduard Strasburger
Edouard Van Beneden
Walter Sutton
William Bateson
Thomas Hunt Morgan
Alfred Sturtevant
Ronald Fisher
Frederick Griffith
Jean Brachet
Edward Lawrie Tatum
George Wells Beadle
Oswald Theodore Avery
Colin MacLeod
Maclyn McCarty
Erwin Chargaff
Barbara McClintock
Rosalind Franklin
James D. Watson
Francis Crick
Joe Hin Tjio y
Albert Levan
Howard Temin
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kumail-fan · 3 years
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Oswald Avery
Oswald Avery
Oswald Avery, in full Oswald Theodore Avery, (conceived October 21, 1877, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada—kicked the bucket February 20, 1955, Nashville, Tennessee, U.S.), Canadian-conceived American bacteriologist whose exploration determined that DNA is the substance answerable for heredity, in this way establishing the framework for the new study of atomic hereditary qualities. His work likewise added to the comprehension of the science of immunological cycles.
Avery got a practitioner training from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City in 1904. Following a couple of years in clinical practice, he joined the Hoagland Laboratory in Brooklyn and directed his concentration toward bacteriological exploration. In 1913 he joined the staff of the Rockefeller Institute Hospital in New York City, where he started reading the bacterium liable for lobar pneumonia, Streptococcus pneumoniae, called the pneumococcus. Avery and partners detached a substance in the blood and pee of contaminated people that was created by this bacterium. They distinguished the substance as a perplexing carb called a polysaccharide, which makes up the capsular envelope of the pneumococcus. In light of the acknowledgment that the polysaccharide creation of capsular envelopes can change, Avery arranged pneumococci into various kinds. Avery additionally tracked down that the polysaccharide could animate a safe reaction—explicitly, the creation of antibodies—and was quick to exhibit that a substance other than a protein could do as such. The proof that the polysaccharide piece of a bacterium impacts its destructiveness (capacity to cause illness) and its immunological particularity showed that these qualities can be examined biochemically, accordingly adding to the advancement of immunochemistry.
In 1932 Avery directed his concentration toward an analysis completed by a British microbiologist named Frederick Griffith. Griffith worked with two strains of S. pneumoniae—one circled by a polysaccharide case that was harmful, and another that did not have a container and was nonvirulent. Griffith's outcomes showed that the harmful strain could some way or another believer, or change, the nonvirulent strain into a specialist of sickness. Moreover, the change was heritable—i.e., ready to be given to succeeding ages of microscopic organisms. Avery, alongside numerous different researchers, set out to decide the compound idea of the substance that permitted change to happen. In 1944 he and his partners Maclyn McCarty and Colin MacLeod detailed that the changing substance—the hereditary material of the cell—was DNA. This outcome was met at first with incredulity, as numerous researchers accepted that proteins would end up being the vault of innate data. In the long run, nonetheless, the part of DNA was demonstrated, and Avery's commitment to hereditary qualities was perceived.
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guitarbomb · 4 months
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Gibson vs PRS: Battle Over Theodore Trademark and Silver Sky Saga
Gibson vs. PRS - The two US guitar giants are arguing trademarks over the Gibson Theodore and the Silver Sky Nebula
In the world of iconic guitars, a new legal drama is unfolding. The legacy of Ted McCarty, a renowned guitar designer, is at the heart of a heated dispute between two giants in the industry: Gibson and PRS. The Spark of the Dispute: Gibson’s Theodore Guitar Gibson, known for its legendary guitars, recently unveiled the ‘Theodore’ guitar, a design based on an undiscovered concept by Ted McCarty…
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guitarbomb · 4 months
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Gibson vs PRS: Battle Over Theodore Trademark and Silver Sky Saga
In the world of iconic guitars, a new legal drama is unfolding. The legacy of Ted McCarty, a renowned guitar designer, is at the heart of a heated dispute between two giants in the industry: Gibson and PRS. The Spark of the Dispute: Gibson’s Theodore Guitar Gibson, known for its legendary guitars, recently unveiled the ‘Theodore’ guitar, a design based on an undiscovered concept by Ted McCarty…
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geneticc-blog · 6 years
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¿Qué es?
“Se llama ingeniería o manipulación genética a una serie de técnicas que permiten la transferencia programada de genes entre distintos organismos.”
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Se puede describir como la formación de nuevas combinaciones de genes por el aislamiento de un fragmento de ADN, la creación en él de determinados cambios y la reintroducción de este fragmento en el mismo organismo o en otro.
Actualmente, a la modificación genética se refiere al proceso mediante el cual se insertan genes de una especie a otra mediante sofisticadas técnicas genéticas.
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Se han hecho muchos experimentos de modificación genética al paso de los años, utilizando mamíferos, insectos, microorganismos, plantas, entre otras.
Algunos de los científicos que han aportado a la genética y su modificación son:
Gregor Mendel
Friedrich Miescher 
Walther Flemming
Eduard Strasburger
Edouard Van Beneden 
Walter Sutton 
William Bateson 
Thomas Hunt Morgan 
Alfred Sturtevant 
 Ronald Fisher 
Frederick Griffith 
Jean Brachet 
 Edward Lawrie Tatum
 George Wells Beadle 
Oswald Theodore Avery
Colin MacLeod
Maclyn McCarty 
Erwin Chargaff 
Barbara McClintock 
Rosalind Franklin 
James D. Watson 
Francis Crick 
Joe Hin Tjio y 
Albert Levan 
Howard Temin 
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