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Перевод: biochemical

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биохимический

Тезаурус:

1. If they are now classified afresh on the basis of biochemical characteristics, a very similar result is obtained.
2. Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD)
3. I heard nothing from students about a baby with alleged dog's ears but plenty about biochemical investigations and possible treatments of Down's syndrome from Professor Jerome Lejeune.
4. It is particularly useful for those straying out of their specialist field - thus the widely used biochemical abbreviations such as ATP, myc or Gly are there, alongside pimelic acid (chemistry), pi mesons (physics) and Palaeozoic (geology) to take a few at random.
5. Thus analysis can be simplified by using reagentless biochemical transduction.
6. At a meeting yesterday of the Biochemical Society in Southampton University, Prof John Mayer of the Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham said his team had shown scrapie causes a protein build-up in the "waste disposal system" of brain cells.
7. They are merely sophisticated programming ploys, and in the sea slug Aplysia , the neural and biochemical bases of the machinery are pretty well understood.
8. Biochemical aspects which may also be important include further elucidation of the metabolism of HDL and its subfractions, the apoprotein B composition and its effect on LDL metabolism, and the interrelationships of serum lipids with other factors, for example, platelet function.
9. But this is their downfall: some species of Laboulbeniales recognise this biochemical convergence and may infest both ant and guest.
10. It can therefore be regarded as divisible into two distinct parts, its intrinsic biochemical nature, which is its physical nature, and its "goodness", an abstract word provided by man millenniums after the event, to describe its quality.
11. The next generation of anti-malarials may be the first to be developed with specific biochemical knowledge of how the malaria parasite can be attacked and killed once inside the body.
12. The concept of "hygiene" has widened enormously since the school's inception in 1924, to encompass human nutrition, vitamin deficiencies, biochemical and metabolic disorders, louse eradication, "sudden infant death syndrome" (best known as cot-death), population studies and community health.
13. But it was now clear that depression had a biochemical basis, even if its original causes lay in heredity and in the experiences of life.