What is replicative transposition? Replicative transposition is a type of transposition in which the transposable element is duplicated during its movement from one site to another. It is the process where the original transposable element remains at the donor site and a new copy is inserted into the target DNA. This is referred to as … Read more
What is Euglena? Euglena is a unicellular microscopic organism which belongs to the group of protists and it shows the characteristics of both plant and animal. It is generally found in fresh water bodies like ponds lakes and marshy places. It is a eukaryotic organism and the cell contains nucleus and other membrane bound organelles. … Read more
Mumps virus (MuV) is the causative agent of the acute infectious disease known as mumps. It is scientifically classified as Orthorubulavirus parotitidis and belongs to the family Paramyxoviridae. It is an enveloped virus having single-stranded negative sense RNA genome and the viral particle is pleomorphic in nature with size ranging from about 100–600 nm. Humans … Read more
Basidiomycetes are harmful as well as useful. Their attack foods and ornamental plants, cause many different diseases including seedling diseases, wood rots, root and stem rots, seed diseases (smuts), and rusts, on the other hand, it used as humans foods.
Feeder pathway is the metabolic process in which different non-glucose carbohydrates are changed into intermediates that can enter glycolysis. It is the process that allows fructose, galactose, mannose and stored polysaccharides like glycogen to be converted into common glycolytic compounds. These intermediates then move into the normal glycolytic steps for further breakdown. In this pathway … Read more
Energy flow in an ecosystem is the process by which energy is transferred from one trophic level to the next, and it is always unidirectional. It is the sun that acts as the major source of energy for most ecosystems and this solar energy is captured by the producers through photosynthesis. It is converted into … Read more
Transposable elements can be described as mobile genetic segments that is able to move from one position of the genome to another without the need of any homology. It is the process where small DNA sequences is shifted or sometimes replicated inside the chromosomes, and this movement is referred to as transposition. It is seen … Read more
What is Transposition? Transposition is the process in which a particular DNA sequence is shifted from one position of the genome to another position. It is the movement of a transposable element or jumping gene, and it is not dependent on any homologous sequence at the target site. It is the process that may occur … Read more
Immunological techniques is the set of laboratory methods that is based on the specific antigen–antibody reaction, and it is used to detect, identify or measure different biological substances in a sample. It is the process where an antibody binds with its corresponding antigen and this binding is used for locating proteins, hormones, pathogens or other … Read more
Immunoelectrophoresis (IEP) is the process in which proteins of a biological sample are first separated by electrophoresis and then allowed to react with specific antibodies inside a gel. It is the technique combining electrophoresis with immunodiffusion. In this method the sample like serum is placed on an agarose gel and an electric field is applied, … Read more
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