Revisions Log

A log of revisions to articles and news stories.

Oct 3 2024 - Clarification of Antibiotic Resistance: Simplified wording and structure for better flow. Original: "As a result of improper use of antibiotics, some infections that were once easily controlled..." Revised: "As a result of improper antibiotic use, infections that were once easily treatable..." Section Titles: Added clearer section headers for ease of navigation and readability (e.g., "The Structure of Bacterial Cells" and "How Bacterial Cell Structures Contribute to Antibiotic Resistance"). Simplified Technical Language: Reworded overly complex technical language to improve clarity without losing scientific accuracy. Example: Changed “hydrophilic molecules can cross the bacterium’s OM via the porins” to “Hydrophilic molecules pass through the OM via these channels.” Added Explanation of Mechanisms: Clarified explanations of resistance mechanisms, particularly efflux pumps and porins, for broader understanding. Expanded Explanation on Common Mutations: Grouped and summarized common antibiotic resistance mutations more clearly, separating examples into bullet points for better readability. Conclusion and Significance: Added a concluding paragraph summarizing the importance of understanding mutations for future antibiotic development.

Cell Structure and Antibiotic Resistance

Sep 17 2024 - Full body change to ensure all information is accurate, in depth and factually correct.

What is Bioinformatics?

Sep 10 2024 - This article has been updated so it reflects the research currently being undertaken in the field.

What is Cell Biology?

Sep 3 2023 - Clarified Sentence Structures: Original: "Big data refers to data of different types and sizes, arriving in increasing volumes and with more velocity." Revised: "Big data refers to vast and varied data sets generated at high speed, characterized by the '3 Vs'—variety, volume, and velocity." (This version consolidates the explanation and connects it to a familiar term, the "3 Vs".) Condensed Complex Ideas: Original: "The potential progress derived from big data for agriculture was reviewed by Himesh et al., 2018, who discusses the promising applications of big data." Revised: "Himesh et al. (2018) reviewed the potential of big data to transform agriculture." (Simplified the introduction of the study for smoother readability.) Grouped Information Logically: Separated and clearly labeled sections for advancements, applications, and challenges of big data in agriculture, improving readability. Removed Redundancies: Removed unnecessary repetition of ideas and simplified explanations where appropriate. For example, repeated phrases about big data enabling advancements in productivity and profitability were streamlined. Improved Conclusion Flow: Concluded each section with a transition to the next idea, ensuring the article flows logically from one topic to another.

Implementing Big Data to Boost the Agricultural Sector

Nov 17 2022 - Simplified and Reorganized Sentences: Original: "Light is an electromagnetic wave. Although light waves can vibrate in all directions, in general, they are described as vibrating in two directions at right angles to each other." Revised: "Light is an electromagnetic wave, and while it can vibrate in all directions, it typically vibrates in two directions at right angles to each other." (This change condenses the explanation and improves flow.)

What are Polarized Light Microscopes and How Do They Work?

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