You want to compare the amount of HIF-1 alpha in cells in hypoxic conditions and normal conditions. A. Describe in step-by-step format 2 approaches you could take. Include in controls you would need. B. For the 2 approaches you could take, indicate which one you would rather do and why.

You want to compare the amount of HIF-1 alpha in cells in hypoxic conditions and normal conditions. A. Describe in step-by-step format 2 approaches you could take. Include in controls you would need. B. For the 2 approaches you could take, indicate which one you would rather do and why.

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19. You want to compare the amount of HIF-1
alpha in cells in hypoxic conditions and
normal conditions.
A. Describe in step-by-step format 2
approaches you could take.
Include in controls you would
need.
B. For the 2 approaches you could
take, indicate which one you
would rather do and why.

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