What are the plausible reasons as to why the HRPO-conjugated donkey anti-human immunoglobulin and the chromogen/substrate were added from the right to the left of the microtiter plate?
This chapter provides the chemistry background needed to understand the human body, its functions, and its processes. The chapter describes biochemical compounds and reactions as well as the significance of water to life.3.1: Case Study: Chemistry and Your LifeJoseph is a college student who has watched his father suffer from complications of type 2 diabetes over the past few years.
I have read that red blood cells (RBCs) metabolize glucose. However they don't have any mitochondria because there is just so much hemoglobin that there is no room for mitochondria without expandin…
Definition: Granulocytes (Latin granulum = grain, ancient Greek cytos = cell) are part of the innate immune response. The plump cells belong to the white blood cells (leucocytes) and contain small granules inside the cell, i.a. vesicles filled with lysozyme for the lysis (resolution) of pathogens.
Scientists have been able to create artificial organs with varying degrees of success. The mechanical heart (in its various forms, e.g. ventricular assist) is able to sustain life for some period of
