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  • British Pioneers in Cancer Biology
    Life Sciences - 13 Mar 2023
    Many and varied have been the contributions of British scientists and doctors to the current understanding of cancer.
  • A Brief History of British Genomics
    Life Sciences - 9 Mar 2023
    The isolation of DNA was successfully carried out in 1869. However, its sequencing had to wait until the Human Genome Project was completed in 2003, more than a hundred years later.
  • Biochemistry in Everyday Life
    Life Sciences - 11 May 2022
    Biochemistry has been involved in the development of many products and processes used in everyday life.
  • The Biochemistry of Cooking
    Life Sciences - 25 Apr 2022
    Chefs and food scientists understand the biochemistry of food and cooking and how it affects the cooked product's final quality and nutritional content.
  • Antibiotic vs Antimicrobial Resistance
    Life Sciences - 17 Jan 2022
    While an antibiotic drug refers specifically to one intended to halt a species of bacterium, an antimicrobial drug may be intended to treat any class of microorganism.
  • Using Biochemistry in Pest Control
    Life Sciences - 11 Aug 2021
    Biopesticides are derived from living organisms such as bacteria or plants. This article looks at the role of biochemistry in pest control.
  • What is a STING antagonist?
    Life Sciences - 3 Jun 2021
    Recently STING antagonists have entered the spotlight as immune suppressors for a variety of applications.
  • What is Preclinical Immunogenicity Assessment?
    Life Sciences - 3 May 2021
    Assessing the immunogenicity of any drug or therapeutic is essential to assessing efficacy and toxicity at the early stages of drug discovery.
  • What is Adenosine Kinase?
    Life Sciences - 9 Mar 2021
    Adenosine kinase is an important enzyme that regulates both the intracellular and extracellular concentrations of adenosine.
  • What are CD Markers?
    Life Sciences - 15 Jan 2021
    CD markers refer to a cluster of differentiation (CD), a single or group of molecules on the cell surface that is highly specific to that cell, allowing identification.

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