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  • Using Flow Cytometry to Understand Physiology of Disease
    Life Sciences - 26 Sep 2022
    The first clinical application of flow cytometry was reported in the late 1980s when it was used to manage patients with HIV. Since then, flow cytometry has become an indispensable tool for various...
  • Microbes and Drug Discovery
    Life Sciences - 19 Nov 2021
    In this article, we will discuss the subject of microbes and drug discovery.
  • How Important are Microorganisms?
    Life Sciences - 19 Nov 2021
    Microbes carry out a variety of important ecological functions, from recycling organic matter to aiding in the carbon and nitrogen cycles.
  • Flow Cytometry and Drug Discovery
    Life Sciences - 12 Nov 2021
    Flow cytometry has been utilized at each stage of the drug discovery process, from target identification to lead development.
  • Counting Single Cells Using Flow Cytometry
    Life Sciences - 23 Aug 2021
    This article will provide a brief overview of flow cytometry and how it is used to count single cells within a population.
  • Microbiology and Nanotechnology
    Life Sciences - 4 Aug 2021
    Recent developments in nanotechnology and use of nanoparticles have provided scientists with new tools and methods in microbiology.
  • Malaria: A Force Shaping Blood Cell Evolution?
    Life Sciences - 19 Apr 2021
    The existence of the DARC blood group in Africa suggests that the Plasmodium parasite is influencing the evolution of red blood cells in humans.
  • What are Autoantibodies?
    Life Sciences - 9 Mar 2021
    Antibodies that specifically react with self-antigens are called autoantibodies.
  • C. elegans as a Model Organism
    Life Sciences - 27 May 2020
    C. elegans is a useful model organism due to its animal physiological properties, its ability to replicate human diseases and its fast life cycle.
  • What are the Types of Neuroinflammation?
    Life Sciences - 6 Feb 2020
    Neuroinflammation refers to the process whereby the brain’s innate immune system is triggered following an inflammatory challenge.

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