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The Blue Bottle Jellyfish – The Man Of War

02.19.2012 · Posted in Biology

Jellyfishes are truly remarkable creatures. Abstract looking, translucent, glowing they are really one of the most beautiful inhabitants of seas and oceans. And the fact that most of their body consists of water is really interesting. However there are some kinds of jellyfish that aren't so attractive on the outside, but their anatomy is also ...

The Bites Of Mosquitoes And Other Insects

08.12.2011 · Posted in Biology

We all are bitten or stung by insects every now and then - we are just too plentiful a source of food for insects to ignore. However, some individuals react fairly unfavourably to an insect bite, whereas others do not appear be all that much troubled by them. The most widespread insect bites are from ...

All-In-One Insect Repellent

08.12.2011 · Posted in Biology

The problem with general insect repellent is that no one insect repellent will repel all insects. There are so many different species of insects that nothing will deter them all. Some insects in some areas for instance have been especially focused, like bed bugs in New York, and so they have built up a tolerance ...

The Advantages Of Custom Antibody Labeling

08.03.2011 · Posted in Biology

Adding labels to antibodies is a challenging and time-consuming process. Over-labeling may cause target antibodies to become inactive and insoluble, while under-labeling reduces the sensitivity of an assay. By obtaining custom antibody labeling, researchers will save both time and money, and will eliminate costly mistakes. ...

Things To Try Before Using Natural Insecticide

08.02.2011 · Posted in Biology

Many gardeners and even commercial crop growers are very satisfied with themselves if they take a step back from using chemical insecticides and revert to using natural, old-fashioned pesticides. And it is true, they have, but did you know that there is yet another step back too? A step backward in time that does not ...

Entomology – Studying Insects

07.24.2011 · Posted in Biology

The study of insects is known as entomology. Entomology is a sub-section of biology and is one of the oldest sciences. Man has studied the habits of insects, usually with a view to eradicating them, since the first plague of locusts landed on early farmers' crops tens of thousands of years ago. However, entomology was ...

The Pesky Mosquito

07.17.2011 · Posted in Biology

There are more than 3,500 species of the mosquito and they have been about for over 30 million years. The word mosquito derives from the Spanish and Portuguese word for little fly. They are similar to crane flies and chironomid flies. Mosquitoes are a member of the Culicidae family, which means midge or gnat. ...