What are Pathogens? According to the norms of the nature, we are all part of the environment, where remaining parts are being filled by microorganisms and other species of animals,…
Widal Test Now-a days diagnosis has become the basic clinical practice all over the world. As many types of diseases are affecting individuals, and which is becoming new with its…
What is Hardy Weinberg Equilibrium? Hardy Weinberg equilibrium explains the genetic variation among the populations which remains constant from one generation to the next without disturbing factors. In a large…
Natural Selection The word evolution has been mentioned, first in the book named “The Origin of Species”, which was written by Charles Darwin in the year 1859. He Put forth…
Adaptive Radiation Generally, in evolutionary biology, adaptive radiation refers to a type of process in which the organisms are diverged rapidly from an ancestral species to a multitude new form…
Miller Urey Experiment At the time of 1950s in America, there was much speculation about outer space travel. The president of Unites States at that time named Dwight D. Eisenhower…
Satellite DNA We all know that Eukaryotic genomes are composed of a large number of different classes of the repetitive sequences of the DNA. It is found either in an…
Repetitive DNA Sequences The analysis of genetic diversity and relatedness within the species is surviving as a major theme of research for most of the researchers. The availability of whole…
DNA Polymorphism Human genome comprises of about 3 billion bases. There are about 10 million single nucleotide polymorphisms. The DNA sequences will carry genetic code as the information regulator for…
What is Gel Electrophoresis? Before knowing about Gel electrophoresis, let us know few basics of what electrophoresis is? Electrophoresis is a process used for the separation of macro and micro…