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How to Prevent Chromosomal Abnormality during Pregnancy?

How to Prevent Chromosomal Abnormality during Pregnancy?

By following a healthy lifestyle, eating good quality foods and taking some preventive measure helps to prevent chromosomal abnormalities during pregnancy. Every parent wants a healthy baby and they are trying for it as well. A healthy baby should have a good birth weight, no structural anomalies, good metabolic activity and mentally & physically fit.  […]

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The rarest case of 3p Mosaic Deletion Duplication Syndrome

The rarest case of 3p Mosaic Deletion Duplication Syndrome

“3p mosaic deletion duplication syndrome is one of the rarest genetic/chromosomal conditions that involve both deletion and duplication of chromosome 3, which is congenital.” Deletion and duplication are the types of chromosomal aberrations. Deletion is when some portion of a chromosome gets removed from the chromosome. While duplication is when some portion gets copied or

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Differences between plasma vs serum

Differences Between Serum vs Plasma

Two important parts of the human blood are plasma and serum, which have a major portion of water, protein and other biomolecules. Still, serum and plasma are different in many ways and have different applications.  Why do we need to understand the differences and similarities between plasma vs serum? Because both have an important role

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What is FBS (Fetal Bovine Serum)?- Definition, Processing, Benefits, Applications and Limitations

What is FBS (Fetal Bovine Serum)?- Definition, Processing, Benefits, Applications and Limitations

A type of natural growth media-rich in nutrients, extracted from cattle meatpacking; as a byproduct is known as fetal bovine serum.  Tissue culture or cell culture is one of the most valuable, important and advantageous methods for the plant, animal and bacterial culture. Culture or cell culture is an artificial method to grow cells outside

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What is R banding?

What is R banding?- Principle, Requirements, Process, Protocol and Applications

The R banding is reverse banding or reverse Giemsa banding used to stain the regions of GC, a complement to G bands.  We are exploring varied chromosome banding techniques that are used for various clinical investigations and other applications. So far we have discussed, GTG banding, FQF banding, C banding, NOR banding and T banding. 

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What is M banding?- Requirement, Process, Protocol and Applications

What is M banding?- Requirement, Process, Protocol and Applications

M-Bands or M Banding is a high-resolution chromosome banding technique that finds cryptic chromosomal rearrangements such as inversion, translocation, deletion or duplication at the chromosome level.  Banding techniques have a significant role in cytogenetics especially in karyotyping. The whole cytogenetic studies are conducted around chromosomes and to encounter chromosomal anomalies. Many techniques and improvements over

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What is NOR Banding?- Requirement, Process, Protocol and Applications

What is NOR Banding?- Requirement, Process, Protocol and Applications

NOR banding or nucleolar organizing region banding technique stains acrocentric chromosomes efficiently such as 13, 14, 15, 21 and 22.  Banding techniques are specialized procedures of chemical treatment and staining using various stains in order to study chromosomes. So far on this blog, we have explained many different banding techniques like GTG banding, QFQ banding,

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