Testing products should be carried out without using animals

Animal testing is a scientific experiment or test that is performed on living animals for assessing the effectiveness of new products and testing the human health. Animal testing helps to produce many vaccines and drugs. The many animals that are used for the researches are rats, mice, rabbits, hamsters, monkeys, and many more. The animals … Read more

The Event Horizon Telescope

I. Introduction A journey to space is a journey expediting the unknown. A road that no one knows what to expect or what is about to happen. I was really fascinated by one of the most debated as well one of the least known phenomena called black hole. Black hole is place in space where … Read more

Size-Dependent Properties in Semiconductor Nanoclusters: Experimental and Theoretical Perspectives

1.Review of J. Phys. Chem., 1986, 90, 2555-2560 This paper mainly focuses on the experimental and theoretical background of properties, which differ in nanoparticles from the bulk material. This change depends on the size in semi conductor crystallites of ~15Å to several hundred angstroms. The “crystallites” are named as clusters. Generally, the word ‘nanocluster’ is … Read more

Exploring the Impacts of Antimicrobials on P. acnes Biofilm Formation and Antibiotic Resistance

Despite the ubiquitous presence of P. acnes on human tissues, concrete knowledge in relation to its pathogenic role amongst various disease states remains controversial (Portillo et al. 2013). Numerous studies have indicated the organisms’ ability to act as an opportunistic pathogen, with suggested etiological roles amongst a number of inflammatory diseases such as acne vulgaris … Read more

Final Internship Report (marketing at JN Medsys, a Biotechnology Company)

Abstract The Ngee Ann Polytechnic Internship Programme INT4 is a compulsory module and a prerequisite for a Diploma in Biomedical Sciences (BMS) 3-Year programme. The Internship Programme is also important in the development and growth of the student, as well to attest to the capabilities of any graduate in a professional background. Overall the Internship … Read more

Evaluate the different methods of granulation (practical)

Introduction Granulation is a process of forming or crystalizing powders into grains. It is a process in which primary powder particles are compressed to bind and form multi-particle entities that are known as granules. In the process of granulation, particles are collected together by compressing the particles and this causes them to form bonds between … Read more

Investigating Mechanism of Virus-Mediated Formation of Double Membrane Vesicles

Specific Aims The overall goal of this proposal is to investigate the mechanism of virus-mediated formation of double membrane vesicles within the endoplasmic reticulum (ER). The ER is considered the origin of induced intracellular structures for a number of viruses.1 It has been shown that the formation of double-membrane vesicles (DMVs) within the ER is … Read more

Understanding Genomics: The Study of Genes and Heredity in Relation to Coronavirus

Genetics is the study of genes and heredity explaining how certain traits is passed on from parents to their offspring which is as a result of changes in the DNA sequence. A gene is a part of a DNA, it contains the instructions of building molecules and how they should work. Genome on the other … Read more

Green Chemistry’s Potential: Industry and Academia Involvement

Whatever gives a favorable edge has always been a big deal to sustainability and to the technological changes embraced by chemical industries. On that ground, pressure is imposed to green chemistry’s advocates ensuring the environment’s health while plugging into lucrative innovations. That is why the said greener style’s potential remains at rest as long as … Read more

Was Einstein data-driven?

Modern ideal of Science attempts to specify a procedure an individual must follow to come up with a credible idea or theory. However, recently I’ve caught myself thinking that scientific method with its sequence of action wherein a hypothesis is followed by experimental verification can’t possibly describe all the advances in the history of science. … Read more

The Estrous cycle

Abstract Estrous cycle is a physiological change in female individuals that associate with reproduction including rats. It has four stages categorized as proestrus, estrus, metestrus and diestrus. Rats are an ideal animal for investigation of changes occurring during the reproductive cycle due to its short cycle length. The estrous cycle in rats lasts averagely in … Read more

Embryonic and induced pluripotent stem cell research

Abstract In this project I intend to explore to what extent ethical arguments about the research on Embryonic stem cells (ESC’s) and induced pluripotent stem cells (IPSC’s) have changed over the last 20 years and how factors such as, breakthroughs in research, socioeconomic and government involvement and widening access to media have contributed to these … Read more

Extending the shelf life of fruit & vegetables (Literature review)

Mohebbi et al. (2012) studied in his research, the effects of Aloe vera, gum tragacanth, and combination of both as edible coatings on the shelf life and postharvest losses of mushrooms. Physical characteristics were evaluated during storage. Mushrooms were stored at 4, 10, and 15 ”C for 13 days and physicochemical characteristics were analyzed after … Read more