Life Science Articles

Applications of Flow Cytometry in Mycology

Using CMOS Devices to Capture Cell Images

Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) is a type of circuit known to be cost-effective and efficient.

Applications of Bacterial Biopolymers in Biomedicine

Bacteria can synthesize a variety of biopolymer products from basic building blocks, such as polysaccharides from sugars, protein chains from amino acids, or other organic chains like polyamides, polyesters, or polyphosphates.

What is the Theory of Abiogenesis?

This article will discuss the theory of abiogenesis, the idea that life emerged from non-living molecules.

How Can You Take Part in a Clinical Trial?

There is a certain amount of apprehension when considering participating in clinical trials.

Discovering Novel Antimicrobials with Flow Cytometry

An important and effective method of discovering novel antimicrobials is utilizing flow cytometry, which will be the focus of this article.

What are Fluorescence Minus One (FMO) Controls?

Capturing accurate data in flow cytometry studies is important for elucidating biological processes and structures.

What is Bacteriophage Therapy?

Phage therapy, or bacteriophage therapy, uses phages in a clinical setting to combat bacterial infections.

Licensing of Medical Treatments

A comprehensive process is followed in the UK and the US by which medicines are licensed and approved for treating a specific disease or condition.

Mapping Blood Biochemistry at the Cellular Level

Blood testing is an essential medical process determining disease severity and organ dysfunction.

Side Effects in Clinical Trials

Clinical trials utilize multiple methods of tracking, categorizing, and assessing any side effects at each trial stage.

The Biochemistry of a Fetus

A successful pregnancy relies on many biochemical processes occurring at precise timings to ensure that embryonic and fetal growth is sustained.

Investigating the Link Between Papilloma Virus and Cervical Cancer

The causal link between the human papillomavirus infection of the cervix and cervical cancer is a hallmark discovery of the past three decades.

Nanofluids in Biomedicine

A nanofluid is a liquid containing nanoparticles, usually colloid or a colloidal suspension. In this article, we learn about their role in biomedicine.

What are Microbial Assays?

Microbial assays are a technique to assess a compound’s potency or concentration.

How can we use AI to Preserve Privacy in Biomedicine?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an emerging and innovative field that is set to change every industry at its core. This article explores how AI can be used to help preserve privacy in biomedicine.

Using Flow Cytometry in Combination with Cell Proliferation Assays

Flow cytometry is a high throughput method of cell analysis that utilizes carefully designed flow systems to pass cells or other particles in a single file by a laser detector, allowing the size and state of the cell to be inferred by transition time and optical density.

Using Flow Cytometry to Understand Physiology of Disease

The first clinical application of flow cytometry was reported in the late 1980s when it was used to manage patients with HIV. Since then, flow cytometry has become an indispensable tool for various medical fields, particularly in hematology, immunology, and clinical pathology.

Applications of Flow Cytometry in Veterinary Science

Flow cytometry is used in many parts of veterinary medicine; immunology, oncology, diagnosing autoimmune diseases, quantitation of reticulocytes, drug monitoring, and rabies. Read more here.

The "Big Three" of Biocompatibility Testing

The importance of the big three and other biocompatibility testing will be explored in this article.