If you see this before our life cycle comes to its imminent end, want to meet up by the fountain and lap up some melted rocket-pop syrup from the sidewalk, then listen to my calling song followed by my courting song, head off to the nearest branch to fulfill our biological imperative to spawn hundreds of larvae in tree slits, and then get brunch?
His research program is motivated by the idea that innovative molecular technologies can spawn biological discovery.
Biological inspiration has spawned a wealth of solutions to both mechanical design and control schemes in the efforts to develop agile legged machines.
In a first step, information about the process and the physical, chemical and biological raw materials used (spawn, cereal straw, manure, gypsum, supplements) was collected.
To account for biological variation in a spawn we analyzed two pools of ten fresh eggs versus two pools of ten 3-hour aged eggs and the cross comparison of the microarray data show highly correlating replicates (Fig. S1B).
They say the treaty has spawned paralyzing biological bureaucracies built on the widespread belief that any scientist collecting samples -- whether for a drug company or a dissertation -- is bent on stealing genetic material and making a fortune.
Phenological change in biological events such as spawning is a major response to marine global change as seen for diatoms, copepods and fish larvae (Edwards and Richardson 2004).
Even if the hypothesis or elements of it are refuted, we are optimistic that the effort to evaluate it will spawn new cell biological discoveries and, in so doing, improve our understanding of the biology of archaeal and eukaryotic cells as they grow and divide.
The human genome may be the mother of biological blueprints, but it's spawning plenty of related projects, such as lists of molecules powering crucial bits of cells.
There is enough transformative research going on in the biological sciences and in nanotechnology to spawn entirely new industries, like making batteries from viruses.
