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  • What is Myristoylation?
    Life Sciences - 7 Feb 2023
    This article will discuss the process of myristoylation, which plays a key role in several different biological processes and disease progression.
  • How Can Biochemistry Practices be made Virtual?
    Life Sciences - 7 Feb 2023
    Chemical and biochemical processes can be modeled in silico based on knowledge of the molecular structure of the species involved and understanding basic chemical interactions, allowing such processes...
  • Preclinical Investigation of Nanomedicines Using Zebrafish as Model Organisms
    Life Sciences - 6 Feb 2023
    In recent years, many research studies have been conducted to assess the therapeutic use of nanomedicines.
  • The Biochemistry of Breast Cancer Screening
    Life Sciences - 8 Mar 2022
    As the most common cancer diagnosed in women, efficient detection of breast cancer is highly important.
  • Using Microorganisms to Treat Cancer
    Life Sciences - 5 Aug 2021
    Recent advancements in genome editing have enabled some research groups to work towards creating therapeutic bacteria.
  • What are Cathepsin Inhibitors?
    Life Sciences - 4 Mar 2021
    Cathepsins are enzymes (known as proteases) that break down proteins. Cathepsin inhibitors can have important roles in treating diseases.
  • DermaSensors: The Future of Skin Cancer Detection
    Life Sciences - 22 Jan 2021
    The DermaSensor device is a revolutionary, non-invasive and spectroscopy-based tool that can assist clinicians in early skin cancer diagnosis.
  • What are Neuronal Markers?
    Life Sciences - 6 Feb 2020
    Neurons are cells in the brain that govern signaling, and therefore are fundamental in sensory perception and emotional response.
  • What is Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition (EMT)?
    Life Sciences - 2 Dec 2019
    The epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT) describes the processes that convert epithelial cells into mesenchymal cells.
  • Oral Microbiota
    Life Sciences - 26 Feb 2019
    The mouth is colonized by a rich and diverse microbial community made up of more than 700 different species of bacteria, certain species of fungi, and even protozoa.

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