Place ears of corn in your refrigerator as soon as possible. Leave the husk on, if possible, and let the corn sit in the fridge uncovered. Keep the temperature at or below 40 degrees to reduce the amount of natural sugars in the corn from turning to starch at higher temperatures.
Suppose you want to find out how many times particular text or a number value occurs in a range of cells. For example: If a range, such as A2:D20, contains the number values 5, 6, 7, and 6, the number 6 occurs two times.
Nonetheless, these enzymes do make mistakes at a rate of about 1 per every 100,000 nucleotides. That might not seem like much, until you consider how much DNA a has. In humans, with our 6 billion base pairs in each cell, that would amount to about 120,000 mistakes every time a cell divides! Fortunately, cells have evolved highly sophisticated means of fixing most, but not all, of those mistakes.