The most entertaining work besides my academic responsibilities has been to involve in the artwork. As said by Megan Delay, “Picture books are works of art which should adorn the walls of art galleries and libraries”. For a reader, especially young one, an illustration in a story opens the door of clear understanding and provide
By Amina Yaqoob I planned to write something about stress management, especially in students, but later I figured out that there is another most relevant and important topic to be addressed, called problem fixation. You can name it as “problem mitigation” or “problem resolution plan”. I’ve witnessed many people who failed to give their best
By Amina Yaqoob I wrote first few posts about scientific writing in July 2020 and gladded to see the positive feedback. Therefore, I am planning to write constantly and will be highlighting several aspects of academia. There are a few things I have observed and learned during my PhD, I am putting them all in
By Amina Yaqoob Anyone wishing to write a research paper, or going to present his/her work at a conference, should know that the abstract is the most influential part of your scientific manuscript. The key purpose of an abstract is to summarize the article, but it does not mean you miss the significant information or
We have written a brief chapter on molecular methods for detection of transgenic DNA and proteins in genetically modified organisms. This chapter could help a reader to compare different techniques and get better understanding of advanced molecular approaches. “If you want to read this article, you can find it at this link here . 00
Abstract As long as the genetically modified crops are gaining attention globally, their proper approval and commercialization need accurate and reliable diagnostic methods for the transgenic content. These diagnostic techniques are mainly divided into two major groups, i.e., identification of transgenic (1) DNA and (2) proteins from GMOs and their products. Conventional methods such as
We have published a perspective to describe the potential role of expansin genes in cellulose deposition of plant cell wall. Expansins are the non-hydrolytic proteins which promote cell wall elongation. If you are interested to learn more about expansins with the help of colorful diagrams of cell wall structures, click here 00
