2019
DOI: 10.36921/kos.2019_2493
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Barkoding Dna – Nowoczesne Podejście Do Identyfikacji Organizmów

Abstract: Na świecie występuje wiele gatunków, z których jeszcze nie wszystkie są poznane i opisane. Tradycyjne techniki oznaczania taksonów, głównie przy wykorzystaniu cech morfologicznych i odpowiednich kluczy, mają istotne ograniczenia. Dlatego też istnieje potrzeba nowego podejścia do diagnozowania taksonomicznego organizmów i zastosowania metod, które będą łatwe, szybkie, tanie oraz wiarygodne. Barkoding DNA idealnie wpasowuje się w tę potrzebę. Jest to system identyfikacji gatunków w oparciu o jedną lub kilka krót… Show more

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“…The real presence of Christ in the host is reinforced by the inner voice Sister Faustina heard on another of these occasions: "I heard these words from the Host: 'I desired to rest in your hands, not only in your heart.'" 68 In these accounts, Sister Faustina's physical person, and her hands in particular, act as a tabernacle and even an embodied conduit of the "real presence." Narrated within a contemporary setting, rather than the comfortably distant context of a medieval convent, it is clear that these writings, which asserted the sanctity of (Faustina's) female body and suggested the immediacy and accessibility of sacred power beyond clerical, sacerdotal structures, were deeply destabilising of a hierarchical, gendered orthodoxy and a modernist mindset.…”
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“…The real presence of Christ in the host is reinforced by the inner voice Sister Faustina heard on another of these occasions: "I heard these words from the Host: 'I desired to rest in your hands, not only in your heart.'" 68 In these accounts, Sister Faustina's physical person, and her hands in particular, act as a tabernacle and even an embodied conduit of the "real presence." Narrated within a contemporary setting, rather than the comfortably distant context of a medieval convent, it is clear that these writings, which asserted the sanctity of (Faustina's) female body and suggested the immediacy and accessibility of sacred power beyond clerical, sacerdotal structures, were deeply destabilising of a hierarchical, gendered orthodoxy and a modernist mindset.…”
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confidence: 99%