MBC 211: Physical And Analytical Biochemistry

Definition; Principle; Types of Centrifuge; Types of Centrifugation; Applications of Centrifugation.

1. 01What is Centrifugation & it PrincipleNote
2. 02Types Of CentrifugeNote
3. 03Types Of CentrifugationNote
4. 04Application Of CentrifugationNote

Cell fractionation is a laboratory technique used to separate cellular components while preserving their individual functions

1. 05What is Cell Fraction & It MethodsNote

Extracellular organelles, such as exosomes and microvesicles, play critical roles in intercellular communication and various physiological processes

1. 06OverviewNote

Instrumentation in medical biochemistry encompasses a variety of tools and techniques used for analyzing biological samples, diagnosing diseases, and monitoring health.

1. 07OverviewNote

Human specimen collection and handling are critical steps in medical diagnostics and research, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of results.

1. 08Types Of Specimen and Collect ProceduresNote

Reference ranges, also known as normal ranges, are important benchmarks used in laboratory medicine to interpret test results.

1. 09What are Reference rangesNote

Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC) are essential components of laboratory operations, ensuring the accuracy, reliability, and consistency of test results.

1. 10What are Quality Assurance and Quality ControlNote

Laboratory practicals are hands-on sessions designed to teach students and professionals how to perform various experiments and procedures in a laboratory setting.

1. 11Overview of Laboratory PracticalsNote