Pharmaguideline

Enzymes Therapeutic application Human beings use certain enzymes to treat several diseases, such as: Certain types of leukemia are treated w...

Metabolites are formed by combining molecules or atoms. By breaking down complex molecules, enzymes make simpler and smaller molecules. The ...

Enzyme Induction and Repression Numerous enzymes are responsible for the multiplication and division of cells in microorganisms. Microbes ne...

Enzyme Kinetics A biological catalyst, enzymes act to accelerate a reaction without using up or changing themselves. There is just one type ...

Introduction and Properties The International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (IUBMB) is an organization that deals with biochem...

Genetic Code mRNA template translation produces a protein product by converting genetic information into amino acid language. Among the amin...

A strand of RNA, also called an RNA transcript, is formed during transcription from the genetic information encoded in a DNA sequence. A sin...

DNA replication DNA replication follows a semi-conservative pattern. As each strand in the double helix is synthesized, a complementary stra...

DNA Structure of DNA All organisms contain organic materials called nucleic acids, which are found in both DNA and RNA. A series of differen...

Unlike linear sequences, genomes are more complex. Their physiological properties are strongly influenced by the structure of their cells, w...

Nucleotide Purine Catabolism Catabolism of purine nucleotides is closely associated with the active purine cycles, consisting of phosphoroly...

Purine Purine is a heterocyclic organic aromatic molecule composed of two fused rings. It can be water-soluble. Purine also names the larger...

Nucleic Acid Nucleic acids are biopolymers, or essential macromolecules, required to survive all known forms of life on the planet. DNA is a...