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Bacterial Cellulose: A Game-Changer for Plant Wound Healing and Regeneration
Posted inEmerging Science Molecular Biology Plant Biotechnology

Bacterial Cellulose: A Game-Changer for Plant Wound Healing and Regeneration

A recent study has unveiled an exciting breakthrough—bacterial cellulose (BC), a natural polymer produced by bacteria, can stimulate plant tissue regeneration in non-meristematic cells through a unique mechanism.
Posted by Aneknowledge March 14, 2025
Mutation: Characteristics, Types and Applications
Posted inGenetic Engineering Genetics Molecular Biology

Mutation: Characteristics, Types and Applications

The transfer and distribution of genetic material is an extremely precise process, making sure that genetic information is not altered while passing on from one generation to the next. Even…
Posted by Hasana Mahaju March 13, 2025
Crossing Over: Mechanism, Types, Significance
Posted inGenetics Molecular Biology

Crossing Over: Mechanism, Types, Significance

Certain genes located near one another in the same chromosome show linkage. These linked genes may either remain together in the process of inheritance resulting in complete linkage or drift…
Posted by Hasana Mahaju February 21, 2025
Linkage: Types, Representation and Significance
Posted inGenetics Molecular Biology

Linkage: Types, Representation and Significance

Genes that are responsible for different characters may either be situated in the same chromosome or in a different one. When the genes are situated in different chromosomes, they assort…
Posted by Hasana Mahaju February 9, 2025
Mendel’s Laws of Inheritance
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Mendel’s Laws of Inheritance

Gregor Johann Mendel conducted a series of experiments on hybridization of peas. From these studies, he proposed two universally accepted laws of inheritance; the law of segregation, and the law…
Posted by Hasana Mahaju January 29, 2025
The Giant Chromosomes: Types, Functions, Significance and their Comparison
Posted inMolecular Biology

The Giant Chromosomes: Types, Functions, Significance and their Comparison

Chromosomes are essential nuclear component that plays an important role in the transmission of hereditary information. Prokaryotic chromosomes are circular and have either DNA or RNA as principal chemical component.…
Posted by Hasana Mahaju January 23, 2025
Enzymes : Properties, Classification, Regulation, and Mechanism of action
Posted inBiochemistry Molecular Biology

Enzymes : Properties, Classification, Regulation, and Mechanism of action

Enzymes are special biomolecules that catalyse biochemical reactions. Almost all enzymes are proteins i.e. chains of amino acids linked together. Enzymes catalyse chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy of…
Posted by Hasana Mahaju January 21, 2025
Krebs Cycle: Steps, Significance and Regulation
Posted inBiochemistry Molecular Biology

Krebs Cycle: Steps, Significance and Regulation

The Krebs cycle also known as the Citric acid cycle or Tricarboxylic acid cycle – TCA cycle is one of the most important metabolic pathways for the production of energy…
Posted by Hasana Mahaju January 7, 2025
Comparison of Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells
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Comparison of Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells

Given below are the differences between prokaryotes and eukaryotes: FeatureProkaryotesEukaryotes1. SizeTypically smaller (1–10 µm).Larger (10–100 µm or more).2. NucleusNo true nucleus; DNA resides in a nucleoid.True nucleus with a nuclear…
Posted by Aneknowledge January 1, 2025
Meiosis: Different Stages, Significance and Comparison with Mitosis
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Meiosis: Different Stages, Significance and Comparison with Mitosis

Majority of unicellular organisms and few multicellular organisms from identical copies of themselves through asexual reproduction. However, the multicellular and unicellular eukaryotes reproduce using sexual reproduction. In such higher organisms,…
Posted by Hasana Mahaju December 31, 2024

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