Next to the gene is the promoter. You may know the promoter already as the region where RNA polymerase binds to initiate transcription. Not all promoters have the same DNA sequence, even though RNA polymerase binds at all promoters.
February 16, 2016. Plaster of Paris is a wonderful art medium that is easy to use for creating things from moulds and free form artwork. It's a powdered substance that becomes a pourable mixture when combined with water. The mixture is light and thin enough that it fills in even the finest details on the mould.
To make plaster, approximately 1 1/2 cups of boiling water are salted and mixed with 4 cups of flour. The mixture is set aside until it is cool enough to handle, yet still warm to the touch. The plaster is then molded into the desired shape by hand or by using specially designed arts-and-crafts molds. An alternate plaster of Paris recipe calls for glue and water. To make this version, two parts of diluted white glue are mixed with one part warm water.