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  • What are Glycans?
    Life Sciences - 20 Sep 2021
    Glycans, which until recently have been poorly understood, are another class of compounds that have several important functions within organisms.
  • Counting Single Cells Using Flow Cytometry
    Life Sciences - 23 Aug 2021
    This article will provide a brief overview of flow cytometry and how it is used to count single cells within a population.
  • RNA Interference (RNAi) in Biotechnology
    Life Sciences - 22 Apr 2021
    RNA interference is a rapidly developing method of gene silencing. It is used to genetically engineer plants against stress, disease and pest resistance.
  • Computational Modeling in Developmental Biology
    Life Sciences - 14 Apr 2021
    Computational modeling is increasingly used to improve understanding of complex systems such as those in developmental biology.
  • Primary vs Secondary Assays in Preclinical Testing
    Life Sciences - 12 Mar 2021
    During the preclinical testing phase of drug discovery, compounds go through primary and secondary assays to determine potential for treatment of a disease.
  • Exploring Preclinical Cancer Models
    Life Sciences - 26 Feb 2021
    Researchers have developed a variety of cancer models that allow each aspect of a tumor to be analyzed at the in vitro and in vivo levels.
  • An Overview of Fluorescent Protein Tags
    Life Sciences - 22 Dec 2020
    A fluorescent tag, commonly referred to as a label or probe, is a fluorophore that may be used to determine the distribution and quantity of a target biomolecule.
  • An Overview of Protein Quantification Methods
    Life Sciences - 17 Dec 2020
    This article will provide a brief overview of commonly used protein quantification methods and why they are so useful.
  • Cardiovascular Testing Applications of Biochemistry
    Life Sciences - 15 Dec 2020
    Tests that look at changes in biochemistry have an important application in medicine, including point-of-care cardiac testing and monitoring heart failure.
  • Understanding the Evolution of Microbial Disease
    Life Sciences - 2 Dec 2020
    The continuous evolution of microbes occasionally leads to new diseases. Microbial diseases can then also undergo evolution to evade host responses.

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