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  • Why are some People Denied Access to Clinical Trials?
    Life Sciences - 13 Apr 2022
    This article will ask the question of why some people are denied access to trials and the consequences of this exclusion.
  • A Guide to Understanding Clinical Trial Terminology
    Life Sciences - 31 Mar 2022
    Clinical trials have come garnered much attention during the pandemic and it has raised many questions regarding the terminology used.
  • Fluorescent Antibody Techniques
    Life Sciences - 18 Mar 2021
    Fluorescence antibody (FA) immunofluorescence staining is a reliable and powerful technique for a wide range of research and diagnostic purposes.
  • 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.
  • What are CD Markers?
    Life Sciences - 15 Jan 2021
    CD markers refer to a cluster of differentiation (CD), a single or group of molecules on the cell surface that is highly specific to that cell, allowing identification.
  • What are Fibroblasts?
    Life Sciences - 26 Mar 2020
    Fibroblasts are cells found commonly in the body of humans, which regulate and maintain connective tissue through the production of fibrous proteins.
  • 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.
  • How Can Affinity Chromatography be Used to Manufacture Vaccines?
    Life Sciences - 7 Feb 2020
    Despite the numerous advantages associated with worldwide vaccination, there remains a significant disparity in the availability of vaccines.
  • Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) Function in Cells
    Life Sciences - 5 Dec 2019
    ATP is the main source of energy for most cellular processes. The building blocks of ATP are carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen, oxygen, and phosphorus. Because of the presence of unstable, high-energy bonds...
  • 2D NMR Spectroscopy: Fundamentals, Methods and Applications
    Life Sciences - 20 Aug 2019
    2D NMR differs from 1D NMR by the acquisition stage being separated from the excitation stage. Each method of transfer of magnetization is described here.

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