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Agarose Gel Electrophoresis: History, Principle, and Procedure

Agarose Gel Electrophoresis is one of the most widely used laboratory technique to separate biomolecules namely DNA, RNA and proteins

“Taxonomical aids plays vital role in studying Taxonomy” Taxonomy definition: Taxonomy is the science of identifying, naming and classifying the

Introduction to TLC – Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC) is one of the chromatographic techniques used for isolation, identification and quantification

“Plasmolysis term is derived from latin word plasma meaning matrix and lysis means loosening i.e. loosening of cell matrix”. Aim

Dear Readers,Being a biology lover, the biokimicroki team understand your passion and interest towards the biology and at the same

Staining technique is one of the fundamental technique in Microbiology used for observing the microbes under microscopes. The staining technique

Culture media is a nutrient rich liquid or gel the supports the growth of microorganisms. Microorganisms are omnipresent and grow

“Bacterial colony morphology is the fundamental step for characterization and identification of bacteria“ In order to study microbes, we grow

‘Enzymes are responsible for Chemistry of life’ Introduction to Enzymes – The living cells are actively involved in synthesizing required

Svante Pääbo received a call on 3rd october 2022 from Adam Smith, the Chief Scientific Officer of Nobel Prize Outreach.

Introduction – Plants are multicellular organisms and their cells are eukaryotic. Like animal cells, the plant cells have membrane bound

Human Reproductive system follows Sexual mode of Reproduction where two genders are involved where their gametes fused to form offspring

Bacteriophage literally means bacteria eater, because they infect bacteria and kill them. It means bacteria are host to the bacteriophage.

What is Pure (Axenic) culture? It is laboratory microbial culture which contains only one specific species of microorganism. Why do

In central Dogma of life, we have studied that DNA replication, transcription and translation are vital molecular processes. In Eukaryotes,