Active Site of Enzymes and Proteins
The active site is the region in the enzyme’s (a type of protein) structure, containing amino acid residues, where catalysis occurs. These active sites are 3D crevices or chiral clefts … Read more
Shreya Subba
Shreya Subba is a biotechnology graduate and a Master’s student at Tribhuvan University with academic interests in molecular biology, genetic engineering, and computational biology. Her current research focuses on identifying potential bioactive phytochemicals using computational biology tools and applying genetic engineering approaches in yeast to study genes of interest. Shreya completed her Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Tribhuvan University, where she developed a strong foundation in chemical and biological sciences. Through her postgraduate studies, she is expanding her expertise in molecular techniques and bioinformatics-driven analysis used in modern biotechnology research. She was an active member of the Nepalese Society of Biotechnology (NSB) and has volunteered in national biotechnology conferences, contributing to academic and scientific outreach activities. Through Microbe Notes, Shreya contributes educational articles that explain concepts in molecular biology, biotechnology, and computational biology, helping students understand complex biological processes and modern research approaches in a clear and structured manner.