Thomasian-developed sensor for gas monitoring, microbial fuel cell bag top prizes in DOST innovation pitch
Thomasian researchers bagged the top prizes in the Department of…
Thomasian researchers bagged the top prizes in the Department of…
A group of Thomasian researchers working with partners in Romblon…
An alumnus and two faculty members of the Department of…

Prof. Myla R. Santiago-Bautista, LPT, PhD
Department of Biochemistry | Research Center for the Natural and Applied Sciences
Degrees

Fluorescent micrograph of coconut oil bodies stained with nile red (A), SEM image of in vitro adhesion of encapsulated probiotic in colorectal cells( B), nucleus staining of live cells (C), and stained nucleus (D)[/caption]