Pplo

Procainaile sampling

Pplo is an acronym that stands for the molecular structure of a substance that is important for the study of biological processes and the development of new technologies in the fields of molecular biology, genetics and biochemistry. One of the main advantages of pplo is that it allows you to study the interactions between proteins, as well as those interactions that are observed in eukaryotes and prokaryotes.

pplo is a special genetic construct that identifies differences in protein interactions. It consists of a strand of DNA containing introns, tatauras and coding regions, as well as insertions that allow control of gene expression in cells.

The pplo method is used to study various mechanisms of biosynthesis of secondary metabolites, for example, in microbes, fungi and higher plants. This method also makes it possible to study factors that cause changes in the spectrum of action of bioactive compounds and biologically active elements of the environment.