The biological components of this complex landscape of risk and protective factors remain largely uncharacterised".
The technology, which seamlessly interweaves biological components and sensitive electronic devices into a single bionic structure, could have a range of applications in regenerative medicine.
For instance, with biology, there could be a time in the not distant future when teen-agers can design biological components just as they do computer viruses today.
IEDs can also contain radiological, chemical, or biological components to increase their lethal and psychological effects.
Biological components of the crusts include cyanobacteria and other bacteria, microfungi, algae, lichens, and mosses.
For example, a certain amount of carbon-14 (14C) is present in all biological components at the Earth's surface.
Instead of looking at how computers can mimic creatures, he wants to build computers from biological components.
In addition, knowing where each gene lies, and ultimately what it does, will offer new possibilities to scientists trying to study genetic influence by breaking down mental illnesses into their biological components.
Keasling and others are putting together a kind of foundry of biological components — BioBricks, as Tom Knight, a senior research scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who helped invent the field, has named them.
We identified biological components that appear in the lymphatic vessels shortly after high-dose gamma irradiation.
Thus, decay of biological components was not considered in the analysis.
