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Difference between Group I and Group II introns

In many eukaryotic genes, the coding sequences are interrupted by blocks of non-coding sequences. These intervening sequences are termed introns. Exons can be defined as any region of the immature...

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Difference between Indented Key and Bracketed Key

Hola Taxonomists! Let’s get to know taxonomic keys better! Rapid identification of unknown plants is possible with the help of specialised tools called taxonomic keys. Significant taxonomic literature like flora,...

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Genetic code – a divine writing

Ever wondered why your nose resembles your father’s nose? This is due to the inheritance of traits from generation to generation. Our modern understanding of how traits may be passed...

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Types of staining techniques in Microbiology

In today’s time research industry is booming as never before, all thanks to SARS-CoV-2. Do you understand the need to study microbes? To begin with, microorganisms are versatile and play...

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Who discovered the cell?

Cells are the known to be the smallest units of life. Each cell is a universe on its own, containing a nucleus with genetic material, a membrane that protects the...

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ELISA: Introduction and types

Lab tests can help diagnose and treat a variety of health conditions, from minor ailments to life-threatening conditions. This emphasises the need to have quick, hassle-free, and accurate tests that...

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Gel Electrophoresis- A Separation Technique

Have you ever wondered how is DNA fingerprinting done? It is done by involving a special step of gel electrophoresis. Gel electrophoresis is a technique generally used to separate charged molecules...