LIFE SCIENCES
Laboratory Manual
by Dr. Dipanjali Saikia
ISBN Number : 978 - 93 - 91478 - 56 - 8
Authors Details
| Author Name | Image | About Author |
|---|---|---|
| Dr. Dipanjali Saikia |  |
Dr. Dipanjali Saikia is currently working as Assistant
Professor, Deptt. of Biotechnology, Kaliabor College,
Kuwaritol (Assam):INDIA. Earlier, she also worked as JRF
and SRF in DBT funded project entitled “Establishment of
Biotech Hub”. She did PhD in Deptt. of Biotechnology at
Gauhati University. Her thesis entitled “Bioprospecting and
molecular characterization of Carissa carandas (Linn.) found
in North East India”. She cleared GATE in Biotechnology, 2010 and SLET in Life science,
2019. She guided various projects on medicinal plants of NE region at Degree level. She
completed almost 20 projects on medicinal plants as part of Degree syllabus. She published
various papers in reputed journals, proceedings and as book chapters. She also published one
book entitled 'stx 1' and 'stx 2' toxigenic genes in Escherichia coli isolates from local poultry
droppings. She attended various trainings/workshops/seminars/conferences at
state/national/international level. She also conducted various workshops as coordinator. |
| Liza Devi |  |
MSc. Biotechnology students. |
| Anchal Prasad |  |
MSc. Biotechnology students. |
| Saswati Banik |  |
MSc. Biotechnology students. |
| Amar Thakur |  |
MSc. Biotechnology students. |
| Bhargoby Borah |  |
MSc. Biotechnology students. |
Book Description
simple buffer solution is used repeatedly in biological experiments. A buffer solution is mainly works to resist the deection of PH (Hydrogen ion concentration) as a result of addition of small amount of an acid or alkali. It is composed of week acid (proton donor) and conjugate base (proton acceptor). Blood in a human body is an example of good buffer solution. The resistance in case of buffer is caused only due to the presence weak acid and conjugate base solution in appreciable amounts at equilibrium. Buffer is mainly used in enzymatic methods of analysis.
