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Growth Curve (Batch, Continuous and Static Culture)
The bacterial growth curve is typically plotted as the logarithm of the number of li…
Infections
Will antibiotics fail to control infections? Exploring the Reasons for Antibiotic Resistance
Antibiotics are crucial for treating various types of infections affecting the throat, lungs, ears, digestive tract, urino-genital tract, skin, and…
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Pneumonia (Lung infection): Its Causative agents, Prevention and Treatment
Key Facts about Pneumonia: It is a lung infection that causes inflammation and the filling of air sacs (alveoli) with fluid and pus, hindering norma…
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Transmission Electron Microscopy: Its Working and Applications
Introduction In 1900, scientists observed that light microscopy had its own limitations because useful magnification could not be achieved beyond 100…
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Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM): Its application and Working
Introduction The electron microscopy technique was first time laid by Max Knoll in 1935 . However, various scientists worked for many years to e…
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Weight Loss: A Scientific Approach to Control Obesity
What is obesity? Scientifically , obesity is the excessive accumulation of fat inside the body. However, Technically , it is related to poor dieta…
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