How are humans "biologically hindered" when it comes to regeneration compared to these organisms?
The Neanderthal sequence will help to determine the timing of these selection events and may play a role in differentiating Neanderthals and modern humans biologically (Green et al. 2010).
The human female, biologically speaking, is built for young baby-making.
In fact, Locke himself thought it possible (and actual) for human beings biologically similar in the way that American race thinking presupposes to be members of different races.
Our data raise important questions about whether BADGE could potentially cause weight gain in human at biologically relevant doses.
Our initial results show that despite the high complexity and the relatively low coverage of the human interactome, biologically relevant modules can be found in the human protein interaction network through integrative analysis.
Thus, we predict that a significant number of these 82 and 85 pairs of NRs, (with an overlap of 75 pairs between mouse and human) form biologically significant dimers, which remain to be validated.
A common theme running through workshop discussions was the need to better characterize and understand the "reacting" indoor environment, with an emphasis on the chemicals that most affect human health the "biologically relevant" compounds.
There are many other activators of PARs in addition to thrombin and trypsin (Table 1).> -wrap-foot> Source: [ 15, 29, 32, 37– 40] APC activated protein C, MT-SP1 membrane-type serine protease 1, MMPs matrix metalloproteinases Soon after the discovery of the thrombin receptor on normal human tissues, biologically functional receptor was also demonstrated in human cancer cells [ 14, 41, 42].
First of all, our perceptual access may be limited to animals that are familiar, comfortable interacting with humans, and biologically very similar to humans (i.e. mammals).
