Essays on Biology

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Development of My Understanding of Epigenetics

3 pages / 1282 words

Introduction to Genetics and Epigenetics My understanding of epigenetics is directly linked to my understanding of how basic genetics itself works. Cells, which are popularly known as the “building blocks of life” or the “smallest unit of life,” are like little workers in every human...

Cell DNA Gene

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Plant Protection from Tobacco Mosaic Virus

5 pages / 2429 words

Plant disease resistance give protection the plants from pathogens in the two ways :by performes structures and chemicals and to the induced response of immune system. Disease resistance is the reduction from the pathogens that are growing into are onto the plant. it elaborate the...

Plant

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Usage and Sectoring of Cell Culture Laboratory

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A noteworthy element that recognizes tissue culture research laboratories from most different sorts of laboratories is the necessity to keep up the replication of a biologic culture under sterile conditions(monoseptic), especially guaranteeing the nonexistence of microscopic organisms and growths. The facilities that are required along...

Cell Cell Cycle Microorganisms

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Nano Technology Perspective: Application of Nanotechnology in Insect Pest Management

4 pages / 1869 words

Today’s agriculture should exploit present day technology and grow along with it. It is a high time to create conducive environment in agriculture to better utilize technology and bring revolution in production of crops/foodgrains with higher quality while preserving the environment for our future generations....

Agriculture Bioengineering

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Identification and Localization of The S-layer Proteins of Two Acidithiobacillus 

4 pages / 1764 words

Acidithiobacillus strains SP5/1 and HV2/2 are rod-shaped, Gram-negative, γ-proteobacterium, aerobically pyrite-oxidizing and Acidophilic bacteria that thrives optimally at 30°C and 45°C respectively (Klingl, Moissl-Eichinger et al. 2011). S-layer molecular structure similarity in symmetry in the closely related species can be used as a taxonomic characteristic...

Bacteria Microbiology Protein

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The Modeling Techniques to Simulate Cellular Networks and Systems

3 pages / 1213 words

Biotechnology is the use of living organisms for the welfare of mankind. Biotechnology refers to the understanding the metabolism of cells, also considers the characteristics of individual bio-molecules and their job in interaction networks. Mathematical modeling has become an important element to understand the complexity...

Biotechnology Cell

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The Effect of Magnesium Chloride on The Average Swimming Speed of The Paramecium Tetraurelia

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The Paramecium tetraurelia is an unicellular ciliate that can be found in almost any sample of still water. Paramecium tetraurelia is a widely distributed, free-living unicellular organism that feeds on bacteria and can easily be cultured in the laboratory(Beisson,et al.,1970). Its large size and complex...

Bacteria Water

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Treatment of Bacterial Biofilm Infections

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Bacterial biofilms now represent the dominant bacterial growth lifestyle in different habitats including natural and clinical environments. Bacterial cells switch between the free-living planktonic mode and the biofilm growth mode, through multiple mechanisms that include adhesion to a substratum, increasing their aggregation into microcolonies and...

Bacteria Infectious Disease

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Liposomal Technology Basics

1 page / 488 words

Liposomes serve to administer nutrients straight inside the cells. Vitamins and minerals are condensed inside tiny lipid bubbles, named liposomes. Liposomes are bilayer/double-layer bubbles filled with liquid, and constituted using phospholipids. Over 5 decades ago, researchers first learnt that these bubbles could be packed with...

Cell Microbiology Nutrition

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Ethnobotany Assignment About Achillea Millefolium

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For my Ethnobotany assignment, I chose to do Achillea millefolium. Commonly referred to as Yarrow, Achillea is native to North America, Asia, and Europe. I chose this plant because of my relationship to it and its relationship to the Pacific Northwest. My journey with plant...

Microbiology Plant

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Benefits and Medicinal Importance of Loquat 

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What is Loquat? Loquat with its botanical name of Eriobotrya Japonica, is a small evergreen tree or a shrub with the average height of 4 meters while some can grow up to 30 meters. Loquats are a member of Rosaceae family related to apples, strawberries,...

Medicare Plant

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How Biological Factor Controls Population Dynamics

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In organic variables following parts (infection, microscopic organisms, growths and parasites) cell culture, human endoparasites are incorporated. These segments have harming impact on wellbeing. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online...

Microbiology Population

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Medical Advantages of Turmeric

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Any individual who has invested energy in the kitchen likely knows the zest turmeric. In any case, did you realize that there are numerous medical advantages of turmeric? I’ll reveal to you a portion of the things I’ve found out about this fantastic zest. Turmeric...

Healthy Food Plant

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Structure of Pneumococcal Bacteria

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Early observations by application of specific strains revealed that virulent pneumococci were surrounded by a structure now recognized as the capsule. The capsule played a central role in the discovery of the ‘transforming principle’ since it was using this genetic trait and this microorganism where...

Bacteria Scientology

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A Facultative Aerobe & Its Characteristics

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A facultative aerobe is an organism that makes ATP by aerobic respiration if oxygen is present, but is capable of switching to fermentation or anaerobic respiration if oxygen is absent. An obligate aerobe, by contrast, cannot make ATP in the absence of oxygen, and obligate...

Bacteria Microorganisms

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The Introduction of Histidine and Green Fluorescent Protein (gfp) Tagging in Molecular Biology

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Advancements in molecular biology could not have occurred without the introduction of Histidine and Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) tagging. These methods aid in protein purification and the understanding of molecular and cellular processes via protein fluorescence tracking respectively. The use of these techniques are extremely...

Protein Research

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The Effectiveness of Cleaning Agents

4 pages / 1815 words

Introduction Bacteria is all around us despite that we are oblivious to its existence. It is common knowledge that bacteria exists, but it is easy for people to dismiss this fact as we cannot actually see the build-up of growth in surrounding areas. The colonies...

Bacteria Cleanliness

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The Commercial Production of Microorganism

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It is a well-known fact that industrial and agriculture waste has become a fundamental and controversial issue today. A phenomenal amount of waste is produced annually on an alarming scale and controlling this has become a pivotal role for our environment. With rapid growth in...

Microorganisms Research

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Main Issues of Atkins Diet

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Introduction Today, if one were to drive and look at nearly any fast food establishment they might pass, they would very likely see some type of advertisement containing the phrase “Atkins friendly.” Large, well-known fast food restaurants such as Burger King and Subway have joined...

Diet Protein