Faryadras Fatemeh
Author & Research EnthusiastHello everyone. I'm a true lover of lab topics like genetic engineering, PCR, cloning, tissue engineering, cell culture and so on. moreover, I have a strong desire for doing research in cancer fields and boost my knowledge.
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Parasitology
The Life Cycle of Fasciola gigantica: 2026 (Video)
The Fasciola gigantica, known as the large lung fluke, is a trematode that can cause tropical fasciolosis infection in humans…
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Biology
Plant Stem Cells in Cosmetics 2026 (ppt & pdf)
The Plant Stem Cells in Cosmetics presentation explores the use of plant stem cells in the cosmetic industry, highlighting their…
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Biochemistry
Microbial Insulin Production-Powerpoint Presentation-PPT & PDF
The Microbial Insulin Production presentation provides an in-depth examination of recombinant insulin production and the challenges associated with meeting the…
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Biochemistry
Glycoprotein Basics: Structure, Function and Types [Full Review]
Glycoproteins are proteins to which sugar chains are attached via covalent bonds. Almost all plasma proteins, except for albumin, are…
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Biochemistry
What is kcat/km in enzyme kinetics? (+example)
The kcat/km ratio is a measure of the catalytic efficiency of an enzyme. It tells us how fast an enzyme…
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Biochemistry
Coenzyme vs Cofactor: What’s the Difference?
Enzymes are proteins that catalyze biochemical reactions in living cells. However, some enzymes require the assistance of non-protein molecules to…
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Biochemistry
Coenzyme: Definition, Function, Structure & All types
To any agent that an enzyme needs for activity, it is called a cofactor. If the cofactor is an organic…
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Biochemistry
What are the advantages of Glycolysis?
The main goal of the glycolysis pathway is to produce energy, and all body cells can use the glycolysis pathway…
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Biochemistry
How do enzymes speed up chemical reactions?
Although the chemical processes necessary to support life—from breaking down food to copying DNA—would ordinarily take years or even centuries…
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Biochemistry
Important Peptides in Biology & Biochemistry 2026 (Full List)
Peptides are biological molecules formed by the linkage of 2 to 50 amino acids. They perform a wide range of…
