2023 IN A NUTSHELL!!!

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The year 2023 has ended and we would like to look back at all the content we rendered.

1. Warmer climate may Drive Fungi to be more dangerous to our Health!!

2. Why is the Earth so favourable for life?

3. What Kinds of Organisms Live in Aquatic Life Zones?

4. Natural selection

5. Effects of Human Activities on the Earth's Biodiversity

6. Evolution and adaptation

7. History of Biotechnology

8. Why Biochemistry is important to Biotechnology?

9. Why Humans are important on Earth?

10. THE MICROBIOLOGY ⚗️

11. Water turnover and balance

12. Will CRISPR-Cas9 rule the world?

13. ABOUT COUNSELLING

14. TOP STRONGEST ACIDS EVER -PART 1

15. Top strongest acids ever - Part 2

16. Phenylketonuria

17. Environmental day

18. DNS METHOD FOR ESTIMATION OF REDUCING SUGARS

19. Are humans dangerous creatures on Earth?

20. HOW TO MAKE MONEY WORK FOR THEM?

21. TYPES OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

22. ALGAE BASIC INFORMATION SERIES:- PART 1-INTRODUCTION TO ALGAE

23. ALGAE BASIC INFORMATION SERIES - PART 2:- LIFE CYCLE OF ALGAE

24. ALGAE BASIC INFORMATION SERIES PART 3 - HABITATS OF ALGAE IN BRIEF

25. PROJECTS BASED ON MICROALGAE THAT IS USEFUL FOR THE SOCIETY

26. Bacterial usage for removing oil spills

27. BIOTECH TRENDS THAT YOU NEED TO KNOW IN 2023 - 2030- PART 1

28. BIOTECH TRENDS THAT YOU NEED TO KNOW IN 2023 - 2030- PART 2

29. BIOTECH TRENDS THAT YOU NEED TO KNOW IN 2023 - 2030- PART 3

30. BIOTECH TRENDS THAT YOU NEED TO KNOW IN 2023 - 2030- PART 4

31. FATHER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

32. FATHER OF MICROBIOLOGY

33. FATHER OF IMMUNOLOGY

34. LESCH-NYHAN SYNDROME (X-LINKED RECESSIVE DISORDERS SERIES 1)

35. HAEMOPHILIA (X-LINKED RECESSIVE DISORDERS SERIES 2)

36. HUNTER'S SYNDROME (X-LINKED RECESSIVE DISORDERS SERIES 3)

37. INTRODUCTION TO PHARMACOGENOMICS

38. ADVANCING VITICULTURE USING CRISPR GENOME IN  GRAPEVINES
























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