Posted inGenetics Molecular Biology
DNA fingerprinting: History, Procedure and Its Applications
A drop of our blood or just a single strand of our hair is enough to identify us without any mistakes.
Posted inBiochemistry Emerging Science Microbiology
Not Just Snakes and Spiders: The Hidden World of Venom in Everyday Life
But what if I told you that some plants, fungi, bacteria—and even viruses—might also be venomous?
Posted inEmerging Science Food Technology
Cultured Meat Breakthrough: Hollow Fiber Bioreactors Bring Whole-Cut Chicken Closer to the Table
In a major stride for the future of food, scientists from the University of Tokyo have unveiled a technology that could finally bridge the gap between lab-grown meat and the dinner plate.
Posted inBiochemistry Molecular Biology
Overview on Structure, Component and Function of Microfilament and Microtubule
Cytoskeleton is a complex network of protein fibers and filaments that extends throughout the cytoplasm of a cell.
Posted inBiochemistry Immunology Molecular Biology
Overview on ELISA: Its History, Principle, Application and Limitation
ELISA (Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay) is one of the common laboratory techniques used to measure the concentration of antibiotics or antigens. It is a popular technique in molecular biology and has…
Posted inBiochemistry Molecular Biology
Cell Signaling: Different forms of Cell Signaling, Types of Signal Molecules and Signal Receptors
Environment that we live on is constantly changing. In order to survive an organism need to adapt and make necessary adjustments in accordance with the changing environment.1This is accomplished through…
Posted inGenetic Engineering Molecular Biology
Eugenics, Euphenics and Gene therapy
Eugenics (Gr. Eugenes = wellborn) is the science of improving quality of human race and obtaining better heritage by judicious breeding.
Posted inBiochemistry Molecular Biology
Overview on Composition of Plasma Membrane and its fluidity
The contents of a cell are enclosed in a semi-permeable membrane, called the plasma membrane.
Posted inEmerging Science Genetic Engineering
Bringing Back the Mammoth: Scientists Engineer Mice with Woolly Mammoth Hair Traits
Imagine a world where woolly mammoths roam the Arctic again, their thick coats shielding them from the cold. While this might sound like science fiction, researchers have taken a major…
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.