Biologists used to study organisms gene by gene, an approach that has yielded very partial insights.
Researchers should then identify the best correlates for these measurements in their study organisms.
"We can study organisms in amazing detail, but the data is huge and complex.
Wild study organisms often live in places where it is inconvenient, dangerous or impossible to travel.
His study organisms are mostly amphibians and other vertebratesbut he also has looked at a snail or two.
Large amounts of transcriptome data have been released using next-generation sequencing technology for past decades, which enables us to study organisms in a genomic perspective.
In the molecular era such an increased knowledge would perhaps be most valuable to palaeontologists who often have to rely entirely on the interpretations of the morphology of their study organisms.
Diversity patterns of study organisms were affected both by local variables (local management, agroecosystem type and within-field position) and by landscape scale management intensity.
However, differences in the metabolic set-up of study organisms compared to humans needs to be taken into consideration to prevent misleading conclusions from otherwise valid experimental designs.
We are a world-class faculty with diverse research interests spanning molecular, cell, and systems biology, and we study organisms ranging from viruses, bacteria and yeast to worms, flies, fish, mice, and humans.
The moon's presence creates tides on Earth and many exobiologists, as those hopeful scientists who aspire to study organisms on other planets are known, think these may be important for the origin and maintenance of life.
