Biochemical Tests The biochemical tests conducted in this lab are to test the presence of carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids. Three types of carbohydrates will be tested: starch, reducing sugar (glucose), and non-reducing sugar (sucrose). The test for checking the presence of starch is demonstrated first. Add iodine, which is of brownish-orange colour, to a sample of starch in a test tube. As a result, the solution would turn bluish-black, establishing

The transportation of molecules or substances in a mammalian cell depends upon the permeability of molecules/substances across the phospholipid bilayer membrane. The plasma membrane is very permeable; therefore, it lets several materials arrive and exit the cell while preventing the movement of others that might be harmful altogether. This selectivity is central to the cell’s survival, as a cell that is unable to sustain itself may be destroyed. In a

Embryo Research Introduction Bioethical guidelines are used to define the moral boundaries of medical practice and research. The integration of these principles is imperative to ensure that treatments and research do not involve malpractices. This is especially important when dealing with human subjects. Often, researchers conduct studies that may benefit society and help develop the scientific field. However, not all studies are free of bioethical controversies. One such research was

Introduction In medical science, one of the most important aspects is that of bioethics, which must be integrated into day-to-day practice to guide an ethical pathway that may not always be clearly outlined. These ethical endeavours are often challenged in case of emergencies and crises, thereby testing the general rules and principles of ethics. In such emergency scenarios where the magnitude of impact is at a large scale, medical professionals