Mahdi Morshedi Yekta
Founder & Lead AuthorI have a bachelor’s degree (B.Sc.) in Medical Laboratory science and now I am Master student in Medical Biotechnology science. Nothing fascinates me more than medical science, as it constantly challenges me to learn new things and improve my skills.
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Biochemistry
How to Calculate Molecular Weight (Molecular Mass): 2026 Guide
Calculating molecular weight (MW) is one of the most common, boring tasks in chemistry, biochemistry, and laboratory work. In principle,…
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Biology
How to Convert SRA to FASTQ 2026: Complete Guide
If you work in bioinformatics, you often come across data from NCBI’s Sequence Read Archive (SRA). This massive database stores…
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Biology
CIF vs mmCIF: What’s the difference and which should you use?
If you work with structural biology data, you’ve likely seen the terms CIF and mmCIF used frequently, perhaps even interchangeably.…
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Biology
CIF vs. PDB: Understanding the Key Differences
For decades, structural biologists have relied on specialized file formats to store and exchange the detailed three-dimensional coordinates of macromolecules.…
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Biochemistry
Significance of adding phosphate group to glucose in the glycolysis
The first change that occurs immediately after glucose enters a cell is phosphorylation, where a phosphate group (PO43−)is added to…
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Genetic
Are black tomatoes genetically modified?
Black tomatoes are varieties of tomatoes that range in color from deep purple to almost black. They generally have a…
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Genetic
Genetically Modified Food Examples: 2026 Overview
Did you know that over 90% of the corn grown in the United States is genetically modified? To create genetically…
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Science
Prokaryotic Genome Assembly: A Step-by-Step Guide 2026
Prokaryotic genome assembly is the process of reconstructing a complete, accurate, and contiguous representation of a bacterium’s or archaeon’s DNA…
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Biology
SRA Toolkit Installation Guide (2026): Windows, Linux, and macOS
In today’s era of big data, genomic information has become a cornerstone of research, offering profound insights into biology, medicine,…
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Biochemistry
How does glucose enter the cell?
Glucose enters the cell through specialized proteins known as glucose transporters, or GLUT transporters. These transporters facilitate the movement of…
