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  • Using Biochemistry to Fight Obesity
    Life Sciences - 27 Sep 2021
    Obesity is the excessive accumulation of triacylglycerols in fatty tissue resulting from excessive calorie intake compared with expenditure.
  • Using UV for Sterilization
    Life Sciences - 9 Aug 2021
    Whilst there are many ways of disinfecting an environment, one method that has been in use for over a century is UV light sterilization
  • Microbiology and Nanotechnology
    Life Sciences - 4 Aug 2021
    Recent developments in nanotechnology and use of nanoparticles have provided scientists with new tools and methods in microbiology.
  • Microbial Biodegradation of Toxic Waste (Bioremediation)
    Life Sciences - 17 May 2021
    Bioremediation is essentially the biodegradation of toxic waste using microbes.
  • What is Preclinical Immunogenicity Assessment?
    Life Sciences - 3 May 2021
    Assessing the immunogenicity of any drug or therapeutic is essential to assessing efficacy and toxicity at the early stages of drug discovery.
  • What are Morpholinos?
    Life Sciences - 12 Apr 2021
    A morpholino is a synthetic oligomer molecule that contains DNA bases on a methylene morpholine backbone. The name comes from morpholine oligomer.
  • What is the Global Preclinical Antibacterial Pipeline?
    Life Sciences - 23 Mar 2021
    Antibacterial resistance requires prompt global action to ensure that new antibacterial drugs are continuously developed against mutating strains of bacteria.
  • What is RNA Interference?
    Life Sciences - 19 Mar 2021
    RNA interference (RNAi) is a key biological process that leads to the silencing of gene expression.
  • What are RNA Therapeutics?
    Life Sciences - 17 Mar 2021
    RNA therapeutics utilize exogenously delivered RNA to instruct for the production of proteins, disrupt the production of proteins, or act as a targeting ligand.
  • What are Autoantibodies?
    Life Sciences - 9 Mar 2021
    Antibodies that specifically react with self-antigens are called autoantibodies.

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