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How is supercoiling different in bacteria and archaea. Why is this important for archaea?
Percussion
A diagnostic technique used in medicine that involves tapping on the surface of the body to listen to the resulting sound for clues about the underlying structure.
Vibrations
Oscillations or repetitive motions around an equilibrium point, common in mechanical systems and structures, and which can be analyzed for maintenance, comfort, or design purposes.
Clavicles
A pair of long bones connecting the upper arms to the body, positioned horizontally across the top of the chest, also known as collarbones.
Positive Expiratory Pressure (PEP)
A respiratory therapy technique that helps to open obstructed airways by providing a resistance during exhalation.
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