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What is Western Blotting?
29 April 2015
The term "blotting" basically refers to the transfer of biological samples from the gel to the membrane and the subsequent detection on a membrane's surface. Western blotting (which is also known …
What is a febrile antigen kit?
29 April 2015
Some of the most common human pathogens in medicine include Salmonellae, Richettsiae and Brucellae. These pathogens cause some really common and yet fatal infections that continue to affect very large…
Transfusions- Blood transfusion v iron transfusion
19 March 2015
Blood transfusions v iron transfusions - the differences When a person presents symptoms at a doctor’s practice, the first priority is always the patient’s health and well-being. It is im…
What is a universal blood donor?
16 March 2015
The average human being holds 9-11 pints of blood (roughly 5 litres).and the human body generally needs a minimum of 5+ pints in their system to stay alive. Typically losing any more than 4 pints of b…
What is Chemiluminescent immunoassay?
16 March 2015
Chemiluminescent immunoassay is a variation of the standard enzyme immunoassay (EIA), which is a biochemical technique used in immunology. They can also be used as diagnosis tools in medicine, as well…