Examples of biochemistry

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An alternative answer to the question is that it is possible that cell movement might occur as a consequence of virus-induced changes in cell biochemistry.
Secondly a method of analgesia may alter maternal physiology or biochemistry and in so doing it may have an indirect effect on the baby.
Again the detection rate using a combination of both methods was superior to biochemistry and ultrasonography when used alone.
Most of them were clinical scientists, but basic research in molecular biology, biochemistry, and genetics was also represented.
Response to sprint exercise in the greyhound: effects on hematology, serum biochemistry and muscle metabolites.
Differences in the timing of specimen collection for obtaining biochemistry data may contribute to these variations.
Year by year the programme expanded and became more diversified, with studies in the areas of physiology, biochemistry and bacteriology.
The initial euphoria over these methods overshadowed the more classical work being done in the ' mundane ' areas of basic biochemistry such as cell signalling.
Perhaps this is an example of the differences in point of view among biochemistry, molecular biology and cell biology.
Besides parsing a large number of test sentences, the program processed about 25 sentences from a journal paper in biochemistry.
Molecular biology and biochemistry are the highest biology and the lowest chemistry, respectively.
Prior to a discussion of these seed enzymes, a review of the history and biochemistry of peroxiredoxin antioxidants is presented.
However, the prodigious strides in research on phototransduction biochemistry, photoreceptor physiology, molecular biology, and quantitative modeling now bring this exciting goal within sight.
The board of referees will contain members from the fields of clinical medicine, bioengineering, and biochemistry.
Following the earlier work of several other laboratories, we have investigated details of the biochemistry, mechanics and physiological regulation of the process of cumulus expansion.
In terms of cell biology and biochemistry, enhancing cell protection and repair chemistry could sustain the functioning of brain cells.
Thus, there appears to be both early developmental and late ongoing alterations in the balance of biochemistry and microneuroanatomy based on environmental impact.
In all but one patient there was signi®cant improvement in pruritis and biochemistry.
Testing the universality of biology : a review biochemistry and other branches of the life sciences.
In biochemistry, association constants usually vary between 103 and 109 l molx1 and molar concentrations are very small.
Trichinella spiralis : behavior, structure, and biochemistry of larvae following exposure to components of the host enteric environment.
Nucleotides are not easy to make, as organic chemists know, and as is evidenced by the long pathways to nucleotides within biochemistry today.
The unity of biochemistry is indeed an important clue to our evolutionary history.
In short, scientific advance in biology and biochemistry reinforces our everyday assumption that metabolism is crucial, while also enriching the concept considerably.
Just how exotic their biochemistry might be is unclear, however.
Currently, we are further studying these mice in terms of histology, protein biochemistry and electrophysiological properties of the central nervous system.
We present an integrated view of the molecular genetics, physiology and biochemistry used to unravel how hormones control seed dormancy release and germination.
By 1960 or so, the only possible evidential gap was in regard to whether psychology relates to biology and biochemistry in this way.
Finally, we have speculated on the time span that was relevant for biochemistry to perform its most adventurous experiment : the proto-cell.
In this way, they are related to the processes called "physiology," which maintain internal control by exploiting consistent properties of biochemistry.
He hopes to study business and biochemistry in college.
The other routine evaluations include a chest x-ray, complete blood count and serum biochemistry for liver and renal profiles.
However, protocells may have been self-assembled from components different to those used in modern biochemistry.
In this review, we briefly discuss basic steroid hormone biochemistry and mechanisms of action.
Our relationship to the world is still founded on nerve endings and biochemistry.
First, did this inventory pre-determine at least some primitive biochemistry?
Infrared spectroscopy over the 2.9-3.9 mm waveband in biochemistry and astronomy.
Evolutionary convergence is an additional factor to take into account, as illustrated with the above examples of neuroscience and biochemistry.
Purines and pyrimidines, including adenine, guanine, cytosine, thymine and uracil, play a major role in terrestrial biochemistry.
Their results have the advantage of being appropriate to both biochemistry and biology, at the expense of greater logical complexity.
We are left with the anatomy, the biochemistry, the biophysics.
Molecular dynamics simulations are widely used today to tackle problems in biochemistry and molecular biology.
However, she was attracted to plant physiology, and thus her life-long research has been on the comparative physiology and biochemistry of seed dormancy and germination.
The physiology and biochemistry of seed development, dormancy and germination.
The physiology and biochemistry of seed dormancy and germination.
Biochemistry: photons add up to better microscopy.
Expression of maize phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase in transgenic tobacco: effects on biochemistry and physiology.
The effect of hypothermic circulatory arrest time on cerebral function, morphology, and biochemistry.
The recent advances in microbial biochemistry and genetics provide a wealth of new information on microbial activity with many new opportunities to understand the influence of microbes on geological processes.
The biochemistry of differentiation of mouse trophoblast: studies on polyploidy.
The nerve growth factor: biochemistry, synthesis, and mechanism of action.
Biochemistry of the endogenous ligands of cannabinoid receptors.
By connecting key concepts of ecosystem ecology, evolutionary biology and biochemistry, stoichiometric theory integrates biological information into a more coherent whole that holds considerable promise for application in astrobiology.
The subjects tested were not a random sample of the population, but were persons whose serum was submitted to microbiology or biochemistry laboratories for routine diagnostic examination.
However, to discount fully the effect of secondary plant compounds on the functional response of the predators, more detailed research of the plant biochemistry is necessary.
History of concepts of the comparative biochemistry of oxygenic and anoxygenic photosyntheses.
Current understanding of the neurobiology of eye movements and of the biochemistry of the central vestibular system has provided the rationale for specific treatment for some of these disorders.
Clinical authorities can encompass concepts of biochemistry and even epidemiology but can prove somewhat lost in the toils of sociological thinking or in the study methods of psychologists.
If a proof requires the observation under the microscope of organisms that move, metabolize and are composed of known life's biochemistry, then the answer is no.
Many new academic disciplines were established in the course of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, including geology, biochemistry, sociology, anthropology, art history and many vernacular languages and literatures.
Conventional biochemistry requires the provision of adequate amounts of pure, uncontaminated parasite material, and this has hitherto meant that studies have been restricted to oocysts and to sporozoites derived therefrom.
The coccidia are a fascinating group of organisms and many interesting problems concerning structure, nfe-cycle, biochemistry, etc. are on hand for the academic seeking pastures new.
The mammalian zona pellucida: its biochemistry, immunochemistry, molecular biology and developmental expression.
The topic of the repetition of evolutionary history will be illustrated below with two examples taken firstly from the evolution of the brain and secondly from biochemistry.
Comparative biochemistry of the proteases of eukaryotic microorganisms.
On the question of convergent evolution in biochemistry.
During the first part of the twentieth century the techniques of immunology and biochemistry were used to obtain a measure of the affinity and relatedness between species.
Plant life under oxygen deprivation: ecology, physiology and biochemistry.
The biochemistry of sensory transduction in ver tebrates photoreceptors.
The next five chapters cover the topics of the host response, nutrition and biochemistry, pathology, epidemiology, and vaccines, while the final chapter of the book is on ' ' aspects of malaria.
Biochemistry of protozoan microbodies: peroxisomes, a-glycerophosphate oxidase bodies, hydrogenosomes.
Thus, certain experimental designs may not be appropriate to ascertain the actual in vivo biochemistry of a protein.
The observation statements that ultimately support the basic science approach will be those that support our knowledge of biochemistry and physiology.
The descriptions of the post-harvest physiology, biochemistry, nutritional and chemical composition of the crops are most comprehensive.
During the 1960s, research to determine the underlying cause of diseases was limited to analysing the biochemistry of diseased cells and investigating various protein interactions.
His background is in biochemistry and cellular neurophysiology.
By form here is meant anything from their biochemistry and internal structure to their behaviour.
My interest, however, was in the biochemistry, rather than the pharmacology, of the memory formation.
Mitochondrial biochemistry and bioenergetics studies in the mutant strain should elucidate this question.
We raise the related question of the possible universality of biochemistry, one of the sciences supporting chemical evolution.
A thorough understanding of how such constituents change over time would allow us to extrapolate, from fossil evidence, aspects of the original biochemistry.
Weathering of phosphate minerals was an important source of phosphorus for the biochemistry that is essential to life.
Moreover, molecular biology has taught us that superficial similarities in morphology can hide important differences in molecular architecture and biochemistry.
The virtual biochemistry is defined in terms of four types of biochemical object.
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