describe the experiments and results (using a mouse model)  demonstrating the effectiveness of the drug

Q: Distinguish between the roles of the test group and thecontrol group in an experiment.

A: In the experiment typically, two groups are maintained for observation of results that are the test…

Q: summarize the experiments of Beadle and Tatum and explain what they demonstrated.

A: George Beadle and Edward Tatum performed experiments on the Neurospora plant, George Beadle was a…

Q: Describe two approaches to early drug discovery.

A: Introduction: Drugs are substances that can change the body and its activity positively and…

Q: Give typed full explanation   What is the possible positive frame of references for a study of a…

A: Positive frame of reference means presenting an information in a positive manner. It constitutes of…

Q: In details, state what the “blood smear technique” tells us and what are the sources of error that…

A: Blood smear – a drop of blood spread thinly onto a slide and then treated with special strain. The…

Q: List the methods/techniques used to enhance drug solubility and briefly describe each.

A: Introduction Solubility, the phenomenon of dissolving a solute in a solvent to produce a…

Q: Name the key elements shared by all successful experiments.

A: An experiment is a procedure for collecting data based on actual action that have occurred. An…

Q: Identify an irganization, such as research hospital or a pharmaceutical company that involves human…

A: Organization ,Research Hospital or Pharmaceutical Company Involving Human Research Subjects --…

Q: Why use LC-MS for Bioanalysis?

A: Liquid chromatography -mass spectrometry is a powerful analytical tool used for separation,…

Q: Differentiate between RFLP and RAPD. Describe the usefulness of each technique

A: Introduction  A quick, PCR-based technique for detecting DNA variation is called random amplified…

Q: Discuss and interpret the experiments of Meselsonand Stahl.

A: Meselson and Stahl experimented to check whether the DNA replication is semi-conservative,…

Q: Why Researchers choose to use animal models in pharmaceutical research?

A: With the advancement of life pharmaceutical companies are also on their way to discover newer drugs.…

Q: Give a specific scenario in which you can utilize memo in the laboratory.

A: Memo are short informal shorts. So it can be used during presentation of any project, item or…

Q: Why Researchers choose to use animal models in pharmaceutical research?  Explain.  Please explain at…

A: In the UK, about one-third of animal research is carried out by or funded by the pharmaceutical…

Q: Briefly describe the history of animal experiments throughout the years. please provide a reference

A: In various fields for to study biomedical aspects nowdays widely animals are used to carry out…

Q: Why is it important for scientists to repeat the experiments of others?

A: A scientist is defined as a person who will systematically gather and utilizes research and evidence…

Q: what is pharmacophore? what is the importance of pharmacophore in drug discovery?

A: The drug is the chemical substance that is responsible for altering the function of living things.…

Q: What is the key point related to measurement devices used for validation of the medical device…

A: KEY WORDS :- Medical device - Device used for medical or clinical treatments.

Q: why is it important to use CIHI To find patient data?

A: CIHI is termed as Canadian Institute of health information. Databases are the collections of data…

Q: Discuss the main methods and approaches used in barcoding studies with references (1000) words

A: Barcoding studies are also known as DNA barcoding studies. In this, just like commercial products…

Q: Explain the importance of using the proper equipment in laboratory.

A: Science lab, one of the interesting and admiring place to learn and create new things. Lab equipment…

Q: What type of research is this? Explain.What do the results indicate? Their implications?

A: The normal labor and birth were described in terms of feelings, thoughts, and actions according to…

Q: What are the potential advantages of promoting artificialphotosynthesis research?

A: Artificial photosynthesis is a process of an artificial method of copying the natural process of…

Q: Why would ALS patients and their families want to participate in a clinical trial.

A: Lou Gehrig's disease, also known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), is a debilitating…

Q: what are the main steps in PET imaging.

A: Positron emission tomography or PET PET scan produces images of  the organs and tissues. The test…

Q: What are the indicators that will tell the researchers that they can proceed to the next phase in…

A: An indication for a treatment refers to the usage of that medicine to treat a specific condition.…

Q: Define the following terms:a. ORCb. licensing factorsc. RPAd. TEBPe. TRF

A: DNA provides instructions for producing a protein copied by RNA, according to molecular biology's…

Q: give an example of experimental research . Why this resesrch is beneficial?

A: An experimental research is defined as the investigation to find the cause-effect relationship…

Q: Briefly discuss pharmacogenomics and pharmacogenetics

A: Gene therapy is defined as the type of technique where the genetic materials are introduced into the…

Q: what is a designer drug?

A: A designer drug is a structural or functional analog of a controlled substance that has been…

Q: ) Give an example of Class III Biomedical device? Discuss why it is classified as Class III?

A: To determine: Why some devices are classified under class 3. Some examples of it.