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biomolecular interactions, interaction, protein interactions, gene interactions, nuclear interations, dna interactions, intellectual property, patent, biotechnology, biotech, patent law, pharmaceutical industry,
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Exploring the central role that protein structural mobility plays in biomolecular interactions as well as the dynamics of protein interactions themselves, so bringing together quantitative methodologies and key problems in biology, so what are single molecule dynamics, protein interaction networks in cells, assembly of macromolecular motors, and native disorder. So let us discuss on this biomolecular interactions and its methods. So share your thoughts on this..
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importance of Molecular Diagnostics
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Jayita Banerjee
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"importance of Molecular Diagnostics"
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Through molecular diagnosis criminals can be identified by analysis of blood, hair or any other samples found in the spot.
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"Because its the most accurate tool for diagonostic purpose?"
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I think Molecular diagnostic technique is the most accurate, time consuming as well as cost effective too. But in some cases development for this is needed for eg in different type of cancers.
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The scenario has changed these days.Due to scientific developments in research various cutting edge technologies have been introduced.These developments result in changes in most of the fields.One such field in diognosis.molecular diognosis can...
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I have not attempted to provide here an analysis of the methodology of molecular biology or molecular genetics which would demonstrate at what specific points a more reductionist aim would make sense as a research strategy. This, I believe, would require a much deeper analysis of scientific growth than philosophy of science has been able to provide thus far. What I have tried to show is that a straightforward reductionist strategy cannot be said to be follwed in important cases of theory development in molecular biology, and that in at least one important case, the Jacob-Monod operon theory, the methodology followed was more biological than chemical. It should be noted in closing, however, ...
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Like your thoughts on reductionism and biology, often to understand the system it is rally necessary to simplify it. But as a side note I would also like to draw you attention to another aspect of modern biology, that is 'SYSTEMS BIOLOGY'. Here...
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Molecular Informatics utilises many ideas and concepts to find relationships between molecules. The concept of similarity, where molecules may be grouped according to their biological effects or physicochemical properties has found extensive use in drug discovery. Some areas of particular interest have been in lead discovery and compound optimisation. For example, in designing libraries of compounds for lead generation, one approach is to design sets of compounds ‘similar’ to known active compounds in the hope that alternative molecular structures are found that maintain the properties required while enhancing e.g. patentability, medicinal chemistry opportunities or even in achieving optimi...
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DNA cloning give more conformative results than antibiotics..
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ROBIN W. D'SOUZA
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"DNA cloning give more conformative results than antibiotics.."
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ltes have good discussion on this if yes then why yes if no then why no..
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