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  • Ribozyme Discovery
    Life Sciences - 20 Jul 2023
    Ribozymes are catalytic RNA molecules involved in protein synthesis. Most biological catalysts are enzymes and until around four decades ago, experts believed that only enzymes could serve as...
  • Supramolecular Assembly and Supermolecules
    Life Sciences - 1 Dec 2022
    Supermolecules are formed from spontaneous assembly of linked molecular clusters of a unique composition, in a noncovalent manner, to form a larger final biological or chemical structure. The process...
  • Microscopy and British History
    Life Sciences - 28 Feb 2020
    In 1665, English scientist Robert Hooke published a book on microscopy. This initiated an era of discoveries that would advance science significantly.
  • What is Fluorescent Western Blotting?
    Life Sciences - 12 Dec 2019
    Fluorescent western blotting offers benefits in comparison to alternative chemiluminescent or chromogenic detection systems.
  • What is Immunochemotherapy?
    Life Sciences - 4 Dec 2019
    In essence, immunochemotherapy refers to the treatment and management of disease by combining immunotherapy with chemotherapy.
  • Interfacial Protein Monolayers are Strong Enough to Hold a Cell
    Life Sciences - 25 Sep 2019
    Scientists have shown that a protein monolayer deposited on a liquid-liquid interface between water and a perfluorocarbon solvent can hold hMSCs.
  • Cytoophidia Assembly, Morphology & Function
    Life Sciences - 1 May 2019
    Cytoophidia are filamentous structures present inside a cell that may have important roles in cell compartmentalization.
  • DNA Repair and Transcription: A Balancing Act
    Life Sciences - 24 Apr 2019
    The potential for catastrophic consequence underpins the importance of selecting the correct decision between DNA repair and transcription.
  • Rous Sarcoma Virus (RSV)
    Life Sciences - 26 Feb 2019
    The discovery of the Rous Sarcoma Virus was the first demonstration that a malignant tumor could be caused by an infection.
  • Tunable Resistive Pulse Sensing Applications
    Life Sciences - 26 Feb 2019
    Tunable resistive pulse sensing is used in single particle analysis to provide quantitative measurements that can be used in biology and nanotechnology.

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