Paramecium: ciliate example What they are - biological definition Ciliates are protozoa that move through the movement of cilia. In some ciliate species, eyelashes are also used for food intake. These living things belong to the phylum Ciliophora. They can live in water or as parasites on the inner body of animals.
I have been reading Daniel Dennett's Darwin's Dangerous Idea, in which he picks apart many of Stephen Jay Gould's criticisms of neo-Darwinism, particularly in the chapter 'Bully for Brontosaurus'…
Are there lactose sources other than dairy products in nature? I tried to search for it but I did not find anything. The question arose because I was wondering whether lactose-utilising enzymes in
Antimicrobial drugs can interact with other drugs in deleterious ways or can be used in combination to combat microbial infections.Learning ObjectivesGive examples of interactions that can render an antimicrobial ineffectiveKey PointsThe interaction between one antimicrobial agent and another is very complex, along with the way they target microbes and the organism.
We read that ageing is related to cell death when we run out of telomeres at the end of our DNA molecules. Humans live roughly for 70 years - the traditional three-score years and ten. This compare…
What is the exact property of the protein that affects migration of bands in SDS-PAGE; is it length, volume, or mass? For example, will GGGGGGGGGG (glycine 10-mer; mw <600) migrate more or less…
