She introduced me to Drew Berry's biomedical animations of cellular and molecular life.
He talks with equal ease and interest about butchery, American regionalism, book publishing, the economics of dairy production, the history of Swedish socialism and the molecular life cycle of a raspberry.
Research areas such as molecular life sciences and genomics, one could argue, reflect the modern scientific tendency towards iconoclasm.
The disruptive impact of elementary particle physics and elementary particle biology (i.e., molecular life sciences research) is now assembled into the synthetic cell as closure.
In fact, Delbrück (1971), one of the founding fathers of molecular life sciences research, claimed that contemporary life sciences convey an Aristotelean view of life.
By examining the range of practices that constitute synthetic biology, a broader philosophical understanding of the molecular life sciences can be developed.
Any study based on molecular insight can serve as an entry to this fascinating world of the future: molecular biology, molecular life sciences, chemistry, nanoscience, process engineering or process architecture.
I am cellular life, no -- I am molecular life with manual dexterity and a cognitive mind!" Taylor's stroke recovery meant rebuilding her life.
While he is focusing on cancer -- his specialty -- his basic idea is at once profound and simple: to map the molecular life of all of mankind in the service of better health for each individual.
These organisms are each members of the two major archaeal groups, namely crenarchaeota and euryarchaeota, defining all the basic molecular life machinery [5], [15], [16].
