Most antigens offer multiple epitopes (antigenic determinants) and therefore induce proliferation and differentiation of a variety of B-cell clones, each derived from a B-cell that recognizes a particular epitope. Polyclonal antibodies represent a mixture of antibodies synthesized by variety of such B-lymphocyte (B-cell) clones. The resulting polyclonal antibodies in the antiserum are heterogenous, comprising a […]
Short Notes on Polyclonal Antibodies (With Diagram)
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Genome Library (With Diagram) | Microbiology
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A genome library consists of a large collection of bacterial cultures, in each of which a different segment of the genomic DNA of an organism has been cloned by recombinant DNA technology, so that the entire collection represents its complete genome. The analogy between a library of books and a genome library is based on […]
Biology Notes on Oncogenic Virus | Cancer Causing Virus
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The below mentioned article provides a note on oncogenic virus. Onkos in Greek means a mass or a tumour. Several types of cancer is now known to be caused by viruses. These viruses which include both DNA and RNA animal viruses are called oncogenic. Cancer is a disease characterized by uncontrolled cell multiplication resulting in […]
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