Sentences with phrase «by biochemical»

The Coalition of information analytics businesses, publishers and societies now includes the American Chemical Society, the American Medical Association, the American Physiological Society, BMJ, Brill, Elsevier, Future Science Group, IWA Publishing, Portland Press (wholly - owned by the Biochemical Society), Wiley, Wolters Kluwer, and World Scientific Publishing.

This follows December's announcement that the American Medical Association, the American Physiological Society, Portland Press (wholly - owned by the Biochemical Society) and World Scientific Publishing have joined the Coalition.

Issued 18 January 2018 and signed by: American Chemical Society (chair), American Medical Association, American Physiological Society, Brill, Elsevier, IWA Publishing, Future Science Group, Portland Press (wholly - owned by the Biochemical Society), Wiley, Wolters Kluwer, and World Scientific Publishing.

Issued December 18, 2017 and signed by: American Chemical Society (chair), American Medical Association, American Physiological Society, Brill, Elsevier, Portland Press (wholly - owned by the Biochemical Society), Wiley, Wolters Kluwer, and World Scientific Publishing.

The Coalition of information analytics businesses, publishers and societies now includes the American Chemical Society, the American Medical Association, the American Physiological Society, Brill, Elsevier, Portland Press (wholly - owned by the Biochemical Society), Wiley, Wolters Kluwer, and World Scientific Publishing.

The coalition members include the American Chemical Society, the American Medical Association, the American Physiological Society, BMJ, Brill, Elsevier, Future Science Group, IEEE, IWA Publishing, Portland Press (wholly - owned by the Biochemical Society), Wiley, Wolters Kluwer, and World Scientific Publishing.

The Coalition of information analytics businesses, publishers and societies now includes the American Chemical Society, the American Medical Association, the American Physiological Society, Brill, Elsevier, Future Science Group, IWA Publishing, Portland Press (wholly - owned by the Biochemical Society), Wiley, Wolters Kluwer, and World Scientific Publishing.

His body was then deposited in a bog lake where the soft - tissue was compressed, tanned and preserved by the biochemical composition of the environment.

Antioxidants are compounds such as glutathione, N - acetyl cysteine, alpha lipoic acid, and vitamins C and E, which gather up free radical species generated by the biochemical reactions in our bodies.

Funded by a Biochemical Society Diversity in Science Grant, the initiative brings early career and established researchers into informal conversations.

The antibody was produced in vitro using hybridomas grown in serum - free medium, and then purified by biochemical fractionation.

Additional «- omics» data streams include: transcriptomics, the pattern of RNA synthesis from DNA; proteomics, the distribution of proteins in cells; interactomics, the patterns of protein - protein and protein — nucleic acid interactions; and metabolomics, the nature and traffic patterns of transformations of small molecules by the biochemical pathways active in cells.

Using myoblasts from DNM2 - mutated patients and using myoblasts and muscles from a knock - in mouse model of DNM2 - related myopathy, we analyzed structure of costameres by biochemical and immunocytochemical approaches, as well as their ultrastructure.

A University of British Columbia mathematician may have discovered a key to understanding the constantly changing distribution of microbial species in the world's oceans — classify microorganisms by their biochemical function, rather than by their taxonomy.

University of British Columbia researchers may have discovered a key to understanding the constantly changing distribution of microbial species in the world's oceans — classify microorganisms by their biochemical function, rather than by their taxonomy.

This allows nerve fibres to grow in the right direction by following simple developmental rules controlled by biochemical signals — in a similar way to how the grid of New York City's streets makes it easy to give someone directions to a destination.

Reassure your friend that depression really is an illness caused by a biochemical imbalance in his brain.

... Alcoholism is caused by biochemical / neurophysiological abnormalities that are passed down from one generation to the next or, in some cases, acquired through heavy or prolonged drinking (Ketcham, et al., Beyond the Influence: Understanding and Defeating Alcoholism [New York: Bantam Books, 2000], p. 46).

There is a fundamental distinction between the self as a philosophical reality and self - consciousness as describable by biochemical (and quantum) science.

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There's biochemical research that shows the release of dopamine when we perceive novel stimuli starts to drop past the age of twenty, which makes time appear to go by more quickly.

Climbing Mount Improbable By Richard Dawkins Norton, 288 pages, $ 25 Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution By Michael Behe Free Press, 336 pages, $ 25

Schizophrenia is actually biochemical mis - firings of the brain, causing incomplete thoughts, delusions and hallucinations, thought to be caused by genetics, mostly.

But what we are trying to describe, by each of these abstract terms, is essentially dependent for its reality upon the continuous functioning of the total organism, with all its essential physical organs and biochemical processes.

Richard Dawkins, in his celebrated book, The Selfish Gene, exemplifies the same position.3 And a similar reduction of biology to a molecular science may be found in the writings of E.O. Wilson, Ernst Mayr, Jacques Monod and numerous other highly respected scientific writers.4 In Chance and Necessity, for example, Monod gives one of the most forceful renditions of the view that biochemical analysis is «obviously» the sole avenue to understanding the secret of life.5 Decades ago Jacques Loeb had already set forth the program of inquiry still emulated today by many biologists:

They will be momentarily awakened by the next attack, and may be wide awake if they are not among the victims of a nuclear or biochemical attack in a major metropolitan area.

Blankenhorn believes, for example, that he has found the «biochemical foundations» of the social form of marriage for humans in the female's lack of estrus, her «forward - tilting» vagina and her capacity for orgasm, and in the «unusually large» (by comparison with a gorilla) male penis — all destined to make heterosexual intercourse a more enticing project for humans.

And because the underlying commitment is philosophical, the flimsiest facts are counted as evidence - as when the president of the National Academy of Sciences recently published an article arguing that evolution is confirmed by differences in the size of finch beaks, as though the sprawling evolutionary drama from biochemicals to the human brain could rest on instances of trivial, limited variation.

Thus he pictures a future in which the maintenance of distinctions between male and female has largely given way to the cultivation of androgynous personality aided by surgical and biochemical manipulation (UP 371 - 84); in which the notion of a substantial self enduring through time (and responsible for its actions) is superceded and «one is freed to be a career of selves strung out in time» (UP 390; cf. 384 - 97); in which the worship of a single all - powerful God has given way to the experiencing of a pantheon of «momentary deities» (UP 397 - 411) 4 Morality in our sense will no longer have a place in Hall's «anarchic» world.

An atheist will insist that his brain is merely a biochemical machine which reacts only to outside stimulii gathered by the five senses.

The release of inflammatory chemicals called «cytokines» (proteins secreted by specific cells involved in immunity and in inflammation) leads to biochemical reactions involving neurotransmitters.

Mental activity can embrace and rely upon the particulars of biological processes and biochemical reactions in the nervous system, but our grasp of the workings of the lower processes does not by itself give us an understanding of the nature of consciousness.

Depression, love, niceness, politeness, aggression, basic drives, abstract thinking, judgment, patience, considered behavior, instincts, memories, language construction and comprehension, and every emotion, have turned out to have biochemical causes, not spiritual ones, and can all be radically affected by brain damage and brain surgery.

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To quote the researchers: «Thus, modification of this PIP2 regulatory domain by genetic, biochemical, or pharmacological mechanisms may have profound effects on sensitivity of primary afferent nerve fibers to chemical and thermal stimuli under normal or pathological conditions.»

In 2015, we used the draft FLW Standard to expand our tracking of measurable food waste to eight destinations outlined by the standard, including animal feed, biobased materials / biochemical processing, codigestion / anaerobic digestion, composting, controlled combustion (incineration), land application, landfill, and sewer / wastewater treatment.

Post-race, the blood of a marathoner can paint a picture of diseased organs and biochemical decay thanks to compounds tossed off by the skeletal muscle, heart, and liver, such as troponin, a cardiac enzyme whose elevation signals trauma to the heart.

It is the biochemical means by which procreation is facilitated, and tends to evaporate once the process is successful.

CERP 90 — 150 minutes When un-hampered by imposed fears of spoiling or hindering maturation, the biochemical interplays of frequent, close contact between parent and child create positive life - long brain alterations in all who participate.

All of the nerve agents, old and new, operate on the same biochemical principles and cause the same mechanism of injury by provoking a «cholinergic crisis».

As before the great Flood — when the subdivisions of nature, two by two, marched up the ramp beneath Noah's discriminating gaze — this one goes with that but never with this, the wonderful hairsplitting order of life, of which there was no more wonderful example than the biochemical rule pairing A with T but never with C or G, and the complementary rule matching G with C but never with T or A.

A biochemical addition to the cellulose produced by E. coli and other species of bacteria lets them create colonies that are resistant to disruption, researchers report in the Jan. 19 Science.

These include the development of a biochemical sensor that can continuously and accurately measure different substances released by the organ - like system, as well as enhancements that allow the use of multiple physical sensors, which monitor features such as temperature, oxygen levels, and pH values.

It's extraordinarily powerful because in pharmacology, you have the ability — by giving a drug — to manipulate [the brain using] that biochemical substance.

You have strong words for the intelligent design folks, for example, describing one claim by their advocate Michael Behe (that an intelligent designer «made the first cell, already containing all of the irreducibly complex biochemical systems») as «utter nonsense.»

In order to describe the mechanism of a membrane sensor which measures the degree of lipid saturation in the yeast cell, the researchers used genetic and biochemical methods and simulated the motions and underlying forces of membrane lipids over a period of a few milliseconds by means of extensive molecular dynamic simulations.

This remarkable discovery of the earliest evidence of syphilis between 1320 and 1390 now awaits confirmation by molecular biological tests and proteomics (examination of the proteome using biochemical methods).

The physiology or medicine prize recognized autophagy, the cellular process by which living cells dispose of — or recycle — their biochemical garbage.

Another key area of disagreement is whether derivatives of genetic resources, such as biochemicals produced by DNA, should be included in or excluded from the text of the protocol or left to be negotiated bilaterally.

Finally, experts suggested that he might not suffer from a traditional psychiatric disorder caused by some inborn biochemical glitch, but from a vasculitis — a swelling of blood vessels in the brain, provoked by a hostile outside force.

However despite apparently successful surgery, approximately 30 % of patients experience biochemical recurrence (shown by a rising level of Prostate Specific Antigen, PSA) during long - term follow - up.