Life Science Articles

What is Nephrotoxicity?

Nephrotoxicity is defined as the rapid deterioration in kidney function as a result of medications and chemicals.

Laboratory Automation in Microbiology

This article will look at the increasing use of automation in microbiology and how it is aiding modern laboratory-based research.

Flow Cytometry in Environmental Sustainability Applications

Monitoring the microbial population in particular environments is important to safety, and flow cytometry allows quick and detailed determination of the microbial population within a sample.

Microbiology in Soil Science

Patient Centricity: A Goal for Clinical Trials?

Patient-centric clinical trials involve designing and conducting a clinical trial centered around a patient.

Using Flow Cytometry in Protein Engineering Detection

Flow cytometry is a useful analytical tool that can detect cells' characteristics within a population. This article looks at its role in protein engineering.

Insight into Reproductive Biomedicine

This article will provide an insight into reproductive biomedicine, its history, common medical techniques, and ethical issues.

Microorganisms and Vaccines

Throughout human history, pathogenic microorganisms have caused diseases that have killed millions.

How Important are Bacteria for Life on Earth?

Approaches to describe the tree of life have been based on the physical characteristics and metabolic features of distinguished organisms.

Applications of Flow Cytometry in Oceanography

The field of oceanography demands reliable, efficient, and high-throughput analytical methods. This article looks at flow cytometry's role within oceanography.

Engaging Populations in Clinical Trials

The public's engagement with clinical trials has been a long-standing part of scientific research.

The Biochemistry of Gene Therapy

Gene therapy is a therapeutic technique designed to correct or reduce the symptoms of a particular disease.

The Biochemistry of Metabolism

This article will discuss what metabolism is, providing an overview of the subject and how complex biochemical processes govern the fate of organic molecules over an organism's lifecycle.

Consent in Clinical Trials

Participants' informed consent is both a legal and ethical requirement in clinical trials.

Biochemistry of a PKU Test

The phenylketonuria (PKU) test is a diagnostic tool used to test infants for phenylketonuria a few days after birth.

Compensation in Flow Cytometry

Compensation refers to correcting a phenomenon called fluorescence spillover in flow cytometric analysis.

What Are Giant Viruses?

Giant viruses are a part of a group of nucleocytoplasmic large DNA viruses (NCLVD) whose viral particle magnitude, structure, genome length, and complexity are larger than the standard virus family.

The Use of Microbes in Plastic Biodegradation

To date, several different microorganisms have been found to participate in the biodegradation of various synthetic plastic materials.

What Role Does Biochemistry Play in Marine Biology?

Although the subjects of marine biology and biochemistry do not seem to be an obvious pairing, there are a lot of overlaps.

The Biochemistry of Human Milk

Human milk (human breast milk) is a complex and unique fluid tissue that provides nourishment to neonates.