Essays on Biology

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Total Bacteria Isolated from 3 Sponges

1 page / 503 words

Results Isolation of sponge-associated bacteria from 3 different sponges resulted 80 bacterial isolates which are morphologically different. Nine bacterial isolates were obtained from sponge Hyrtios sp., 20 bacteria isolated from Smenospongia sp., and 51 bacteria isolated from Verungola sp. Made-to-order essay as fast as you...

Bacteria

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Status of Fowl Cholera Diagnostic Techniques, a Review

5 pages / 2404 words

Introduction Diagnosis of fowl cholera depends on identification of the causative bacterium, P. multocida, following isolation from birds with signs and lesions consistent with this disease. Presumptive diagnosis may be based on the observance of typical signs and lesions and/or on the microscopic demonstration of...

Bacteria Infectious Disease

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An Importance of Apoptosis to All Aspects of All Organisms

2 pages / 940 words

Apoptosis Pathway Cell signaling pathways control nearly every aspect of the cell, and therefore of the body. The job of a cell signaling pathway is to convert a signal, such as a hormone, into a response (Signaling Pathway 2007). There are three parts of cell...

Apoptosis

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Bioengineering: an Issue that Can Benefit More Lives than It Could Possibly Harm

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Introduction Thousands of people lose their lives due to genetic inferiority. There are countless life-threatening diseases and disorders that are contracted solely through heredity. It appears that there is nothing the afflicted can do to prevent this, as it is predetermined by their DNA. However,...

Bioengineering

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New Bioengineering Technologies: a Way of Replacing Traditional Practices

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Peak natural resources are decreasing in quantity and the global climate is warming partially due to greenhouse gas emissionsBioengineering offers methods of limiting the need for hard to obtain natural resources, in manners that are also more sustainable and better for the environment. Such practices...

Bioengineering

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My Future Career: a Biomedical Engineering Phd Graduate Program

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Most scientists are curious, but only some scientists work toward application, and this is where my professional intentions lie. I am a scientist motivated by problems in modern healthcare. I look to identify these issues and use science, engineering, and technology to research and develop...

Bioengineering

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The Use of Plant Pigments as Natural Food Colors in The Food and Beverage Industry

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Colors, in general, have been utilized in food preparations for centuries. It was said to be in 2600 BC when natural dyes were found in China. In addition, Egyptians and settlers in the Indus Valley practiced dyeing. Among the dyes used in the early times...

Plant

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Top Five It System Security

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The term “virus” has been used as a catchall phrase for many threats. Essentially, a virus is a computer program that, like a medical virus, has the ability to replicate and infect other computers. Viruses are transmitted over networks or via USB drives and other...

Computer Viruses

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Heat Stress of Plant Crops

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Warmth push actually is alluded to as the condition where temperatures are sufficiently serious for a specific timeframe that it prompts unsalvageable harm to plant crops which additionally prompts the practical hindrance or development and advancement related issues. Furthermore, high mercury scale tends to construct...

Crops Heat Plant

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Recent Advancements in Nanotechnology-based Systems and Specific Nanoparticles Used for Different Purposes in Ophthalmology

8 pages / 3581 words

Abstract Nowadays, reaching to more efficient and convenient ocular drug delivery methods is a high regarded accomplishment. Nanotechnology via nanoparticles as effective and feasible carriers, raised as an interesting treatment method to transport ocular drugs to specific target cells. Due to presence of several barriers...

Biotechnology Innovation Vision

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Fluorescence in Situ Hybridization: Cell-based Genetic Diagnostic and Research Applications

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Introduction to Fluorescence In-Situ Hybridization (FISH) Fluorescence in-situ hybridization (FISH) is a molecular diagnostic technique that allows visualization of specific chromosome nucleic acid sequences within a cellular preparation. It involves the precise annealing of a fluorescence-labeled DNA probe to complementary targeted sequences. Thus, the genes...

Cell Gene Research

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Utilizing of Nano Based Technologies in The Medicinal Field

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Nano based technologies if utilized as a bit in the medicinal field can change the specificity and adequacy of present arrangements and besides engage better health tools. As productive infrastructures relating heath are in the not too distant past incapacitated in developing nations, the presentation...

Alternative Medicine Bioengineering Biomedical Engineering

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Physiological Studies on Endophytic Fungi

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Different fungi require different nutrients for its growth as all fungi are not able to utilize same substrate for their growth. This study revealed that Richard’s medium is best medium for growth of Daldinia eschscholtzii, Lasiodiplodia hormozganensis and Xylaria longipes. Same medium was earlier found...

Microbiology

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Highly Efficient Plant Regeneration System of Pot Calla Lily

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Calla lily (Zantedeschia spp.), a genus of the Araceae family, is a perennial flowering plant and grows naturally in Middle and South Africa (Wei et al., 2017). This genus consists of two sections. The first group is Zantedeschia aethiopica that known as white calla lily...

Flowers Plant

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The Effect of Eucalyptus Oil on Pests and Weeds

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Outline of research Over a time period of three months an experiment will be carried out to investigate the effects of Eucalyptus oil on weeds and possibly pests. An area with plants affected by pests and weeds will be found by looking for damage to...

Plant Trees

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Production and Characterization of Electrospun Cellulose Acetate/zinc Oxide (ca/zno) Nanocomposite

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This career episode presents my unpublished undergraduate thesis conducted individually during my final year under the supervision of my major adviser. I fulfilled this as a final project in completion for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Major in Pulp and Paper...

Biotechnology

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The Antibacterial Effect of Mentha Piperita L. Against Streptococcus Mutans as Mouthwash

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Right through history, from the genus Mentha L. and the family (Lamiaceae), species which includes about 260 genera and more than 7000 species are being used worldwide and one example is Mentha piperita L. (Brahmi, Khodir, Mohamed & Pierre, 2017) commonly known as peppermint a...

Bacteria Hygiene

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The Incidence of Microbial Spectra in Gallstone Disease

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Aim: The present study was undertaken to study the incidence of microbial spectra in gallstone disease and effect of bacteriobilia on wound infection. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get...

Bacteria Infectious Disease

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Impact of Some Soil Amendments and Mycorrhiza on Cowpea Damping-off Caused by Rhizoctonia Solani

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Seeking for new strategies to control plant diseases and improve the yield led to discover different new ideas, including soil organic compounds amendmens such as biochar and compost. These compounds are well known with their suppressive effect against a wide range of soil borne pathogens...

Plant