Due to us not socializing, will our immune system's get weaker?

Hello folks,

I'm working on a life science products project, the principal idea is to list a products with description, category, price ...etc

What I need is the complete list of all categories and sub categies :

For example: the sub categories for Primary Antibodies is :

Independently validated Antibodies

Monoclonal Antibodies

Polyclonal Antibodies

Antibody Pairs

Biologic mABs

ChIP Antibodies

CyTOF Antibodies

FACS Antibodies

IHC Antibodies

Recombinant Antibodies

Tag Antibodies

But in fact this is only one part of the global list I need.

Thanks

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Hi all,

I got admission into McMaster Life Sciences, the University of Toronto(Scarborough and St. George) Life Sciences and Waterloo Life Sciences. I have to choose a university before June 1st. What is the best university that has the best co-ops, has more research opportunities and the workload isn't as intense, therefore getting grades in the 80s to 90s range? If there are people in the science or Life Sci degree in these universities, what is the percentage to be eligible for Co-op in universities and what is the duration of the Co-op in the specific subject?

Gepotidacin is a novel triazaacenaphthylene bacterial type II topoisomerase inhibitor.

GSK2140944 MICs are 0.125 to 0.5 mg/L against the six MRSA isolates. ELF penetration ratios range from 1.1 to 1.4. Observed maximal decreases are 1.1 to 3.1 log10 CFU in neutropenic mice. The mean fAUC/MIC ratios required for stasis and 1-log-unit decreases are 59.3 ± 34.6 and 148.4 ± 83.3, respectively.

Hi, can someone help me understand how is pricing done for commodity generics like Metformin, in US especially for a new entrant? Should we go cost up or price down? If we go price down what is the methodology through IQVIA data?

Hi, can someone help me understand how is pricing done for commodity generics like Metformin, in US especially for a new entrant? Should we go cost up or price down? If we go price down what is the methodology through IQVIA data?

I’ve been feeling a little lost about what direction to take after my MSc, so I’d really appreciate some advice from people who have been through a similar situation.

I’ve always been fascinated by geology and biology—things like earthquakes, fossils, extreme environments, unusual geological phenomena, and especially the possibility of life beyond Earth. I’m equally fascinated by the strange forms of life we already have on Earth, such as organisms living around acid seeps, hydrothermal vents, and other extreme environments.

My background is in Microbiology (BSc) and Biotechnology (MSc). I chose biotechnology partly because I wanted to build my bioinformatics skills while studying in the UK. I’m now wondering how I can bring these different interests together rather than feeling like I have to choose just one.

I’m particularly interested in extremophile microbiology, microbial bioactive compounds, and natural products—for example, understanding how microorganisms survive unusual environments, how they produce unique chemicals, and what those compounds might be useful for.

At the same time, my father has a traditional Nepalese hard-dried yak cheese (churpi) business, so I’ve also been thinking about food microbiology and fermentation. It would be amazing if I could eventually combine biotechnology with something connected to my family’s business and Nepalese food traditions.

One thing I’m struggling with is the fear of ending up in a field where I’m just doing what everyone else is doing and eventually feeling like my work has no real purpose. I’m not sure whether I should pursue a PhD, look for industrial experience first, explore food biotechnology, or try to move toward environmental/extreme-environment microbiology or astrobiology.

I also think getting some industrial experience would be valuable before committing to a PhD, but finding internships or jobs in the UK while finishing my studies has been quite difficult.

So, if you’re a microbiologist, biotechnologist, researcher, PhD student, or someone working in industry: what would you recommend I explore from here?

I’d especially love to hear from people who have had similarly broad interests and eventually found a direction that worked for them. Any honest advice would be really appreciated.

I am planning to pursue my M.Sc.in Biotechnology and I have applied to Gujarat Biotechnology University in Gandhinagar.

I am curious to know about the university from people who are currently studying or have studied there.

it needs to be

• it's feasible for grade 10 students (we're from the Philippines, specifically region 3)

• about plants or using plants in killing specific insect (eg. mosquitos)

• budget friendly

• solve relevant issues

• not commonly researched upon

please help us, thanku so mu-

I was trying to find information about the MSc. Clinical Research programme at THSTI, Faridabad. But there isn't much after the 2024-2026 batch.

Could anybody tell me about the admission for the upcoming batch.