I am following this sub a while and it mainly had posts about stick welding but certainly you also can give some advice on oxyacetylene welding.
My school (7th-9th grade) is buying new welding tools. Since the old teachers are only introducing us into the safety measurements but not into the possibilities of using a this welding technique, I would like to know if you have project ideas for welding/cutting or both with 9th grade kids?
Optimally: something functional and or artistic (visually appealing) so they are not tossing their project away at home.
We can also combine metal and wood - > welding the foot of a chair and make wooden planks on top
Does anyone know if there is a a software to create the cre loxP system?
I am currently using Ape and Benchling but am not sure if the LoxP can be integrated "automatically" with one of either programs. Restriction digests are no problem but this integrase is not listed in the restriction enzyme list.
P. S. I am just starting with cloning so my knowledge is limited
Thank you very much for your replies :)
As mentioned in the title am looking for a a very tasty chili variety to cook with that can be on a scale up to 100'000 scoville (not more).
Since I love spicy food, a chili plant is a must have in the next year. But most prickling ones I encountered did lack that fruity or extravagance taste, except of their sheer hotness (I guess? , pardon my french!)
I appreciate every suggestion and looking forward to get to know new unique varietys.
