There are a lot of microorganisms present in the environment that are not visible to the naked eye. Therefore we are more prone to the diseases and harmful effects caused by these microorganisms. And because of this peculiar feature of microorganisms, they have made their way in the category of Read more…
The human hereditary material known as Deoxyribonucleic acid or DNA holds several hereditary characters in each organism. This long molecule which contains information that is needed for organisms to both develop and reproduce is a complex structure made up of organic compounds. DNA is mostly present in the nucleus (other Read more…
With the invention of the Cell by Robert Hooke came different cell components, and so did Mitochondria, our very own powerhouse of the cell invented by Albert von Kolliker. Located in the cytoplasm, Mitochondria is known to be the source of energy as it synthesizes Adenosine Triphosphate as the source Read more…
Forensic odontology is a branch of dentistry that deals with the examination and analysis of dental evidence and analysis of marks created by the teeth on the victim’s body relating it to be presented as in the interest of justice. It also deals with the use of teeth and oral Read more…
We have heard a lot about shedding dead skin cells to the immediate environment of our body. Often not visible to our naked eyes, it does take place and is quite helpful in identifying an individual. Forensic science has always tried to focus on trace evidence and exploit any phenomenon Read more…
Microbial forensics is a new and emerging discipline that first gained globally recognized as the result of the Bacillus anthrax attacks in 2001. This growing discipline still remains within the early stages of development and faces substantial scientific challenges to provide a sturdy suite of technologies for identifying the source Read more…
Authors: Song Zhihong, Zhou Xiuzhi DNA evidence is a powerful tool to help crime solve that each human’s DNA is entirely unique. The advanced and innovative DNA collection technique can improve working efficiency and solve cases in a forensic laboratory. Biological stains (bloodstain, semen stains, urine stains, hair roots, teeth, Read more…
The human body is an ecosystem that consists of multiple organs. Cells form the basic structural and functional unit of life. Not only does the cell store DNA but it also consists of multiple cellular components necessary for the working of a human body. Organisms can be broadly divided into Read more…
Forensic odontology is a branch of dentistry that deals with the examination and analysis of dental evidence and analysis of bite marks created by the teeth on the victim’s body relating it to be presented as in the interest of justice. It also deals with the use of teeth and Read more…
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is the hereditary material in humans and almost all other organisms. It is estimated that nearly every cell in a person’s body has the same DNA. Even though most of it is found in the nucleus of the cell, a small amount could also be found in Read more…
The field of biological sciences that deals with the study of the spreading of diseases and the population affecting them is referred to as epidemiology. We are in 2022 and the world has improved in terms of science. The worst pandemic of corona that affected the world is just one Read more…
Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) holds a small portion of the bigger genetic process that keeps occurring in our body. The genome holds the center of life and it, in turn, produces generations of new similar yet variant offsprings of the ancient ones. There are different aspects of viewing this genomic activity Read more…
The genetic material that holds human life in this world is Deoxyribo-Nucleic Acid (DNA). It is present mostly inside the nucleus of each cell in the living body. Each nucleus has a pack of chromosomes which in turn contain DNA. The DNA molecule occurs in two strands that wind around Read more…
Proteins are among the most vital nutrients found in our bodies. They offer structural and functional support. Proteins can also help in the building and repair of tissues. Additionally, they are the building blocks of bones, blood, skin, and muscles. Since protein is an essential nutrient, it is not a Read more…
The study of genes and genetic patterns of inheritance in the wide branch of biological science is referred to as genetics. The concept of gene, DNA, chromosomes, etc. had evolved biology into a field of wide research, due to which we now have hybridized crops with better yield, highly advanced Read more…
