Not exact matches
To explain how his hypothetical code - script might work — it had to be extremely complicated
because it involved «all the future development of the
organism» — Schrödinger resorted to some
simple mathematics to show how the variety of different molecules found in an
organism could be encoded.
Collins said that
because Hydra is such a
simple animal and
because it is able to regenerate after complete dissociation into individual cells, it offers researchers the opportunity to use similar techniques as the ones employed in their experiments to examine how an
organism develops from an unstructured group of cells into a complex body plan.
The
simple, single - celled creatures have captured scientists» interest
because they are unlike any other
organism known to science.
Antibiotics and other modern medicines do not work on viruses
because these radically
simple organisms infiltrate cells and hijack their processes to serve their own purposes.
When I was a student, I became interested in microbes
because they were presented to me as these very interesting yet
simple organisms, which scientists could isolate to understand how they worked.
«The genomes of even
simple organisms such as the fruit fly contain 120 million letters worth of DNA, much of which has yet to be decoded
because the cues its provides have been too subtle for existing tools to pick up,» says coauthor Richard Mann, a biochemist at Columbia University in a statement.
Mitochondria were once
simple independent
organisms, but over time they incorporated themselves into our cells
because we developed a symbiotic, or mutually beneficial, relationship with them.
In very
simple terms, this theory means that our immune system begins to attack our thyroid gland
because we are infected with a pathogenic
organism (like a bacteria, parasite, or virus), that looks similar to components of the thyroid gland.
Spirulina is a
simple, one - celled
organism that got its name from the Latin word for «helix» or «spiral»
because of its spring - like physical characteristic.