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Crucial Role of Purified Proteins in Cleaner Industries and a Greener World
If you stop and think about it, the Industrial Revolution was inextricably intertwined with a chemic...
What is Codon Bias: Implications in Gene Cloning
Codon bias is a bias for synonymous codons encoding the same amino acid, for example a bias for UUU...
Beneath the Surface: Perusing the Protein Powerhouse of Skincare
Do you know what our largest organ is? No, not the intestines, stomach, liver, nor brain. It’s our s...
The 4 Types of Nucleic Acids Transfected Into Eukaryotic Cells
Choosing which type of nucleic acid you’d want to transfect depends on what you want to do in your e...
The Power of Purified Proteins: Medical Applications and Future Possibilities
Think about the last time you were at the doctor’s office or in the hospital. Were you tested for co...
The Art and Science of Food Alchemy: Innovations in Enzyme Applications from Cheesemaking to Brewing
Think about the last time you went to a party or a potluck; what did you eat and drink? Was there a...
4 experimental Applications of Transfection
perimental applications using transfection include gene editing, modifying host cell gene expression...
Probing the Depths of Biology: 4 Ways Purified Proteins Drive Research
Our cells are beautifully complex 4D puzzles - consisting of millions of molecular pieces that engag...
3 Transfection Methods - A Basic Overview
There are three common transfection methods: chemical, physical and viral. Physical transfection use...