Echinococcosis: Life Cycle, Symptoms, and Management
Echinococcosis is a parasitic disease caused by infection with tiny tapeworms of the genus Echinococcus. Humans are accidental hosts, contracting the disease through ingestion of... Read more
Author: Binod G C, Ph.D.
Understanding Trichuriasis: The Human Whipworm Infection
Trichuriasis, commonly known as whipworm infection, is caused by a parasitic nematode scientifically known as Trichuris trichiura. This infection is one of several categorized as... Read more
Understanding the Function and Importance of E-Cadherin in Cellular Adhesion and Tissue Formation
Author: Binod GC E-cadherin is a type-1 cadherin which is considered as an ideal of all cadherin in normal as well as in aberrant conditions.... Read more
A short Review on E-Cadherin: Structure, Function, Physiological and Pathological importance
Author : Binod G C E-cadherin is one of the members of cadherin superfamily. Classical cadherins are transmembrane glycoproteins that mediate cell-cell adhesion in a... Read more
Phylum Arthropoda: General Characteristics and Classification
Explore the diversity and characteristics of Arthropoda phylum. Learn about their classification, anatomy, and ecological significance. Read more
Platyhelminthes: Characteristics and Classification
General Characteristics of Platyhelminthes Classification 3 classes on the basis of mode of life, presence or absence of digestive system and cilia in epidermis. Turbellaria (L;turbella... Read more
An Introduction to Hazards Analysis Critical Control Point – Terminologies, Types of Hazards, and Principles
Learn the basics of HACCP - Hazards Analysis Critical Control Point. Understand its terminologies, types of hazards, and principles. Read more
Neisseria gonorrhoeae: Etiology, Pathogenesis, and Lab Diagnosis
A clinical guide to Neisseria gonorrhoeae. Explore the etiology of Gonorrhea, specific specimen collection protocols for males and females, Thayer-Martin culture techniques, and biochemical identification. Read more
Physiology of Urine Formation
Mammals excrete their nitrogenous waste products in the form of urea and hence they are called ureotelic organisms. The urea is produced in liver and... Read more