A collection of various diseases caused due to the prevalence of several genetic malfunctions is known as cancer. Cancer is triggered by the uncontrolled growth of several tissues and organs. A human body can be affected by more than 100 types of cancer and each one of them is categorizes on the ... Read more

A eukaryote is an organism whose cells contain a nucleus and other cell organelles enclosed within membranes. Nucleus of eukaryotes contains genetic material and the name “eukaryote” has been derived from the Greek name of nucleus (eu). Other membrane bound cell organelles include ... Read more

Peptides are made up of chains of amino acid, linked with the peptide bond. Dipeptide are made of two amino acid, tripeptide are made of three amino acids and polypeptide are long, unbranched chain of amino acid joined by peptide bonds. Chain of amino acid up to 50 amino acid are known as ... Read more

Automated fingerprint identification is a procedure which looks at an unidentified finger impression against perceived fingerprints put away in a database. These frameworks are identified with regular participation and get to control frameworks aside from that they present real finger impression ... Read more

Constipation can be defined as reduced stool frequency or difficulty in passing stool. The frequency may be reduced to less than three times a week. Reduced or difficult stool passage includes hard lumpy stools, incomplete bowel movements, straining, incomplete evacuation, and need for manual ... Read more

Lupus nephritis refers to the kidney damage caused by the disease lupus erythematosus. Lupus erythematosus is an autoimmune disease where the immune system turns against the body, affecting vital organs. Systemic lupus erythematosus affects the kidneys, joints, skin, and brain and can ... Read more

Epidemiologic studies have concluded that majority of the individuals experiencing panic attack will also experience a major depression disorder (MDD) and this factor increases the possibility of co-occurrence of panic disorder. These disorders tend in functional disability along with suicidal ... Read more

One of the most commonly occurring single gene disorder affecting nervous system, neurofibromatosis type I or NF1 involves a number of skin abnormalities. Patients with NF1 have several tumors associated with nervous system and other body organs. These tumors are non-cancerous, known as ... Read more

Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) screening tests are extensively employed globally as they aid in determining particular types of chromosomal aberrations such as Edward’s syndrome and Down’s syndrome, some types of cancer, and neural tube defects. AFP screening tests are commercially available owing to ... Read more