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  • Using Flow Cytometry in Protein Engineering Detection
    Life Sciences - 20 May 2022
    Flow cytometry is a useful analytical tool that can detect cells' characteristics within a population. This article looks at its role in protein engineering.
  • The Biochemistry of Cooking
    Life Sciences - 25 Apr 2022
    Chefs and food scientists understand the biochemistry of food and cooking and how it affects the cooked product's final quality and nutritional content.
  • Using Microorganisms to Turn CO2 into Fuel
    Life Sciences - 8 Mar 2022
    Scientists are investigating the use of microorganisms to convert carbon dioxide into next-generation sustainable biofuels.
  • Could there be a Salmonella Vaccine?
    Life Sciences - 24 Jan 2022
    Salmonella is a mucosal pathogen that interacts with the host immune system; this interaction makes it an attractive target as an antigen delivery vector.
  • What is Quantum Biochemistry?
    Life Sciences - 24 Jan 2022
    Quantum biochemistry employs the ideas and methods of wave mechanics and uses them to study the electronic characteristics of molecules.
  • Antibiotic vs Antimicrobial Resistance
    Life Sciences - 17 Jan 2022
    While an antibiotic drug refers specifically to one intended to halt a species of bacterium, an antimicrobial drug may be intended to treat any class of microorganism.
  • What is Predictive Microbiology?
    Life Sciences - 23 Nov 2021
    Predictive microbiology is based on the idea that the response of microorganisms to environmental conditionals is reproducible.
  • What is Geomicrobiology?
    Life Sciences - 23 Nov 2021
    Geomicrobiology is the study of the role of microbes in the geological and geochemical processes that shaped the earth, and continue to function today.
  • How do Visual Neurons Work?
    Life Sciences - 4 Oct 2021
    The visual cortex and its network of neurons evolved to receive, process, and integrate visual information that enters the brain through the eyes.
  • How Can Bacterial Colonies 'Think'?
    Life Sciences - 4 Oct 2021
    Individual bacteria within a colony communicate with one another to produce higher-level effects in a process known as quorum sensing.

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