Many organisms are subject to selective pressure that gives rise to unequal usage of synonymous
codons, known as codon bias. To experimentally dissect the mechanisms of selection …

Heart disease is a spontaneous, treacherous, and fatal disease. It is a group of several states
that result in abnormal functioning of the heart. Based on the several pathology test report …

Low temperatures constrain cellular life due to reductions in nutrient uptake, enzyme kinetics,
membrane permeability, and function of other biomacromolecules. This has implications …

Chromosomal damage was detected previously in the recBCD mutants of the A ntarctic
bacterium P seudomonas syringae Lz 4 W , which accumulated linear chromosomal DNA …

RNase R is a highly processive, 3′–5′ exoribonuclease involved in RNA degradation,
maturation, and processing in bacteria. In Pseudomonas syringae Lz4W, RNase R interacts …

RNase R is a highly processive, hydrolytic 3′-5′ exoribonuclease belonging to the RNB/RNR
superfamily which plays significant roles in RNA metabolism in bacteria. The enzyme …

Exoribonuclease R (RNase R) is a 3′ hydrolytic exoribonuclease that can degrade structured
RNA. Mutation in RNase R affects virulence of certain human pathogenic bacteria. The …

Student feedback data is typically stored on centralized servers and can potentially be linked
to individual identities, leading to concerns about repercussions or bias in evaluations. This …

In the present scenario, sustainable development is a requirement of the society and environment.
Without sustainable development, our coming generation cannot survive for a longer …

A prolonged distortion of eating or eating-related behaviour that alters food intake or
absorption and gravely compromises one's physical or psychological well-being is known as a …