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MSCPalaemons are decapod crustaceans. They belong to the family Palaemonidae in the Animal Kingdom. They are aquatic animals that live in rivers, lakes, freshwater streams, and ponds. The decapod crustaceans possess 38 appendages (19 pairs). The [...] -
NEETAntibiotics are antimicrobial substances widely used as medications to treat and prevent bacterial and fungal infections. According to their origins, antibiotics can be divided into natural, semi-synthetic, and synthetic. Antibiotics are synthesized bacteria and fungi. [...] -
MSCProteins are biomolecules made up of amino acids. Two amino acids are linked together by an amide-type covalent bond called the peptide bond. The quantitative estimation of protein is an essential step in various biochemical [...] -
NEETCorpora quadrigemina is the brain structure responsible for vision formation in rabbits. The corpora quadrigemina is a part of the midbrain or mesencephalon. The corpora quadrigemina is located on the dorsal surface of the midbrain. [...] -
NEETThe chromosome in a eukaryotic organism is composed of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and proteins (histones and non-histone proteins). The chromosomes are localized in the nucleoplasm inside the nucleus. The nuclear membrane or the nuclear envelop [...]
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Based on two individuals one male and one female, scientists describe a new and extremely miniaturized chameleon Brookesia nana. The male chameleon has a length of 21.6-millimeter from snout-to-tail and the male chameleon has a [...] -
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