Biology is the branch of science that primarily deals with the structure, function, growth, evolution, and distribution of organisms. It’s a methodological study of life and living things.
Biology is the scientific study of life. It spans multiple levels, from biomolecules and cells to organisms and populations12. All living things share common biological phenomena, such as reproduction, cell division, and the transmission of genetic material.
Introduction Enzymes are special proteins that speed up chemical reactions in living organisms. They are essential for life because they allow reactions to happen quickly and efficiently, without the need for extremely high temperatures or other harsh conditions. For example, enzymes help digest the food we eat, copy DNA, and make energy inside cells. Without […]
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Introduction In the fascinating world of optics and microscopy, the eyepiece lens plays an indispensable and critical role in enabling the observer to clearly view minute structures that are otherwise invisible to the naked human eye. Whether you’re peering into the miniature universe of a basic school microscope or using a highly sophisticated and technologically
Introduction When most people think about genetics and how traits are passed from parents to offspring, they usually picture the genes located on chromosomes inside the nucleus of a cell. These nuclear genes follow well-established patterns of inheritance, known as Mendelian inheritance. However, this is not the only way genetic information can be inherited. There
Introduction In the world of genetics and molecular biology, exons play a crucial role in how our bodies build proteins. Although DNA may seem like a long, unreadable code at first, it is actually divided into important regions that guide the cell on how to make the proteins it needs. These protein-coding segments are called
Introduction Earthworms are fascinating creatures that play an essential role in soil health and agriculture. Like all living organisms, earthworms need a way to remove waste from their bodies to maintain homeostasis and survive. The system responsible for this in earthworms is known as the excretory system or more specifically, the nephridial system. This system
Introduction Transcription is one of the most fundamental processes in all living cells. It is the first step in gene expression, where the genetic code in DNA is copied into RNA. This RNA then serves as the template for making proteins, which carry out essential functions in the cell. In eukaryotic cells (cells that have
Introduction DNA polymerases are essential enzymes found in all living organisms. These enzymes help create copies of DNA molecules by adding new nucleotides (the building blocks of DNA) during the process of DNA replication. Without DNA polymerases, cells would not be able to divide and pass on genetic information to new cells. Although both eukaryotic
Introduction Eubacteria, which are also called “true bacteria,” are one of the most common and widespread groups of organisms found on Earth. They are extremely tiny, and we cannot see them with the naked eye, but they are present almost everywhere— in the air, water, soil, inside our bodies, and even in very extreme environments
Introduction Antibiotics are powerful and life-saving medicines that have been used for many years to fight infections caused by bacteria. These medicines work by killing bacteria or stopping their growth so that our bodies can recover. Since the discovery of penicillin, antibiotics have been a major tool in modern medicine. They have saved millions of
Serological tests remain one of the most important tools in immunology for detecting the presence of antibodies or antigens within a patient’s serum. These diagnostic tests help confirm exposure to infectious agents, monitor disease progression, and evaluate immune responses. Among the various serological techniques available, the complement fixation test (CFT) holds historical and clinical significance.
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