Saturday, February 3, 2007

Queries

Dear students, this blog is managed by a team of teachers namely, Ms Chan, Mr Jimmy Tan, Mdm Hidayah, Mr Wee, Ms Boh and myself Ms Ng. We are glad you all like the layout of this blog! Do remember to bookmark this page and check frequently!

If you have queries, I suggest you "find out" the answers on your own and post them under "Comments". We will look through your posts and give comments. (Note: DO NOT directly copy and paste from websites. Summarise and provide references, that is, where you took the information from.)

Leon Jin, you mentioned on "armoured sea robin". How about doing a short write-up on it to share with everybody? You can include pictures too! You can email to us (email address below) and we'll post it up for you.


Chelsea, regarding your question, the diameter of the DNA helix is about 2 nm and the vertical rise per base pair is 0.34 nm.

How small is 1 nm? (Note: nm is nanometer, similar to cm as centimeter)

1 nm = 0.000000001 m

So have you got an idea on the size?

- Ms Ng -

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