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  • Microbiology in Aquatic Research
    Life Sciences - 18 Jul 2022
    In aquatic environments, nutrients are concentrated onto surfaces or make up the surface, thus representing a major habitat for aquatic microorganisms.
  • Primary and Secondary Antibodies: What's the Difference?
    Life Sciences - 7 Jul 2022
    An antibody (or immunoglobulin) is a glycoprotein produced by the immune system in response to a ‘foreign’ substance i.e. antigens present on microorganisms.
  • Biochemistry Within the Cosmetic Industry
    Life Sciences - 24 Jan 2022
    Cosmetics have been used since early civilization, and products were obtained from natural compounds including flowers, milk, seeds, fruits, and vegetables.
  • What is in Silico?
    Life Sciences - 27 Oct 2021
    Over the last century, research in the field of pharmacology has evolved greatly. Here, we discuss the development of in silico methods and cover commonly used techniques.
  • An Overview of Immunofluorescence
    Life Sciences - 18 Mar 2021
    Immunofluorescence is a microscope-based technique used in pre-clinical research and clinical settings to detect the presence of specific target molecules.
  • The Ethics of Animal Models in Preclinical Testing
    Life Sciences - 25 Feb 2021
    Animal testing is one of two routes usually selected for preclinical testing, the other being testing on human cell cultures in vitro.
  • In Vitro vs In Vivo Preclinical Studies
    Life Sciences - 23 Feb 2021
    Before a drug candidate can be tested in humans, its safety and efficacy must be explored in in vitro or in vivo preclinical studies.
  • What is Toxicity?
    Life Sciences - 18 Feb 2021
    Drug toxicity studies are essential to assess the risk of any harmful side-effects, including the likelihood of carcinogenic effects and even death.
  • An Overview of Morphogens and their Signaling Pathway
    Life Sciences - 25 Jan 2021
    Morphogens are signaling molecules released from particular areas of tissues, creating a concentration gradient that decreases further away from the source.
  • An Overview of NeuroAIDS
    Life Sciences - 16 Dec 2020
    The collection of cognitive and motor dysfunctions associated with HIV infection is known as NeuroAIDS.

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