Life Cycle of Agaricus
Agaricus, often referred to as “meadow mushrooms,” are a type of edible fungi that belong to the Agaricaceae …
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Composition of Blood and its functions
Blood is a connective tissue comprised of various components, each with its own unique structures and functions. The …
RNA polymerase- Definition, Types and Functions
RNA polymerase is an essential enzyme that plays a crucial role in the process of transcription. Transcription is …
Pasteurization- Definition, Types, Process, Comparison, Uses
Pasteurization is a process used primarily in the food industry to destroy harmful microorganisms in food and prolong …
Human Brain: Structure, Parts, Function, Diagram
Human Brain The brain lies within the cranial cavity. It constitutes about 1/5th of the body weight. It …
Which are the major ecological groups of microorganisms?
The microorganisms depending upon their needs to grow in their natural homes or ecological niche may be grouped …
What is the specific rotation of protein?
The specific rotation of a protein is the measure of its rotational movement around the C=O-O bond. The …
What is the difference between supercoiling and positive supercoiling?
The answer is that positive supercoiling involves the formation of new coils in a protein, while supercoiling does …
Digestive System: Anatomy, Organs and Functions
Introduction The cell requires materials for growth, repair of worn-out structures and source of energy for these activities. …
Peripheral Nervous System
Introduction The two principle divisions of the nervous system are the central nervous system (CNS) and peripheral nervous …
Microbial assay and its methods
Introduction The microbiological assay is a standard analytical method used to check the potency of antibiotics. It can …
Biochemical Tests
Biochemical Tests Identification of microorganisms is done in two steps; Step I: Examination under the microscope Step II: …