Their novel method makes it feasible to regulate gene expression in the body in previously unattainable ways, which might improve human health and medical research.
Glycolysis is one of the most fundamental metabolic pathways found in nearly all living organisms. In glycolysis, a simple sugar (glucose) is broken down to produce energy in the form of ATP (adenosine triphosphate). This process takes place in the cell cytoplasm and is the first step in both aerobic […]
Teri Boudreaux is thankful for the time she gets to spend with her family, whether it’s hiking, playing with her grandkids, travelling with her spouse, lounging on the beach, or taking up new interests like pickleball. She has survived breast cancer twice. In spite of everything, though, she still harbours […]
C. difficile vaccine protected against C. difficile first-time infections and relapsing infections in animal models by eliciting a strong immune response, facilitating the removal of pre-existing C. diff bacteria from the gut
What is Micro RNA or miRNA? Micro RNAs belong to small non-coding RNA molecules involved in the regulation of gene expression. These short RNA sequences, typically of around 20-25 nucleotides, have emerged as important regulators of biological processes, ranging from cell development to the development of disease, with much importance […]
Sanger sequencing, also known as the dideoxy chain-termination method, is one of the cornerstone techniques for determining the exact nucleotide sequence of DNA. Introduced by Frederick Sanger and co-workers in 1977, it has been an important tool for genetic research, especially for determining entire genomes, such as in the Human […]
Spores are released by fungi, and if they germinate, they can develop into long, subterranean threads called myceliums.
Two distinct discoveries are recognised for the 2024 Chemistry Nobel Prize, yet as you shall see, they are closely related. We must go all the way back to the early days of modern biochemistry in order to comprehend the struggles that this year’s laureates have faced.
The discovery of a crucial regulatory mechanism that cells utilize to regulate gene activity is the main focus of this year’s Nobel Prize.
However, it’s also known that TET2 mutations can result in conditions other than cancer. A portion of persons over the age of 70 also had TET2 mutations, which raise the risk of diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and other inflammatory diseases as well as CHIP.
