The virus was obviously a new biochemical weapon, the guard reasoned.
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Could you describe the precise negative biochemical effects sugar has on the body?
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MOPP is the current set of military gear offering protection against biochemical hazards.
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Importantly, this deadly organism is difficult to identify using traditional laboratory biochemical methods.
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Several large biochemical suppliers make kits with everything you'd need to RNA extraction.
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A biochemical reaction is taking place, and the flesh is dissolving off the bones.
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And researchers have discovered new ways of overcoming the electrical-to-biochemical language barrier.
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The researchers performed biochemical analyses to find residual wine compounds the pottery had absorbed.
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At the biochemical level they are much more nimble and versatile than we are.
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You're very tired, not getting the biochemical changes necessary to wake up and relax.
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SAN FRANCISCO — You can think of it as a World Cup of biochemical research.
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"This is not proven," says Robert Turesky, a biochemical toxicologist at the University of Minnesota.
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Tang's lab synthesizes artificial cells made of polymers, lipids and proteins that resemble biochemical molecules.
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These organoids were very similar to the real thing, including anatomy, structure, and biochemical processes.
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Their right-handed versions, which don't participate in biochemical reactions, are exceedingly rare on Earth.
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The two worked separately, Dr. Grunstein focusing on genetics, and Dr. Allis on biochemical processes.
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Dutch biochemical company Corbion said on Wednesday that its focus is on ensuring business continuity.
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There, she will help the science officers with some seriously vague, highly classified biochemical science.
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It was the first time a biochemical agent that controlled cellular growth had been isolated.
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I started to wonder whether there was a biochemical cause for this feeling of closeness.
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But though this element is abundant in the air, they have failed to evolve the biochemical apparatus needed to break up nitrogen molecules and combine the resulting atoms with other elements (a process called "fixing") in order to feed it into their biochemical pathways.
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Because you're starting to introduce these biochemical changes and the body has no time to recover.
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Finding more remains — whether fossil or biochemical — is the only way we can answer those questions.
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Their specific biochemical composition was one that, from the Neána perspective, gave them sadly short lives.
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If it is not a coincidence, though, that suggests a biochemical overlap between the two conditions.
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It's just basically how do we make something that's defined in terms of its biochemical properties?
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"Lynch's group was able to take a more precise look at the biochemical changes," Rogers said.
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For Scott, the changes involved his immune system response and in biochemical markers attached to inflammation.
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The team now plans to investigate the biochemical mechanisms that make chili good for our health.
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"We studied the giant manta rays' diet using biochemical tests, such as stable isotope analysis," said Burgess.
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I described it in detail, along with the fictional future world in which my fictional biochemical existed.
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North Korea claims US 'biochemical' plot to kill Kim Jong Un Why is it being created now?
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Microbes are perhaps the key drivers of the ocean's biochemical processes, and microbes are infected by viruses.
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The hormone jump-starts multiple biochemical reactions throughout the body, most of them related to energy metabolism.
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He is working with circadian biologists, sleep physicians, biochemical engineers, immunologists and researchers who study cognitive behavior.
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This biochemical ebb and flow is known as our circadian rhythm, and it repeats every 24 hours.
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Such microscopic messages between muscles and other tissues may be jump-starting biochemical processes that improve health.
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Under its new name, Tierra Biosciences, the company hopes to emphasize its focus on agricultural and biochemical products.
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Unfortunately for our biochemical reactions, this is one kind of pain we willingly seek out — and pay for.
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They were human in size and shape; skeletons and organs carried the mimicry down to a biochemical level.
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Xsensio illustrates this with its Lab-on-Skin nanowearable devices that exploit biochemical information on the skin's surface.
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For many people on the forums, it was impossible to separate the biochemical repercussions from the social ones.
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In Italy, it owns a series of licensing technologies and biochemical processes fueled by renewable resources, especially biomass.
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Some of her more optimistic colleagues had pointed out that biochemical reactions can occur faster at higher temperatures.
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Moon also ordered officials to prepare for potential new threats, such as biochemical attacks and electro-magnetic pulse.
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A government statement said a "hideous terrorists' group" had been sent to kill the leader with biochemical agents.
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Casten holds a bachelor's degree in molecular biology and biochemistry and master's degrees in engineering management and biochemical engineering.
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Domagal-Goldman agrees that thinking both deeply about oxygen and broadly about all the other biochemical possibilities is important.
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The challenges we face in building machines that think highlight the various little miracles of our own biochemical goo.
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"Where once we saw simply minerals, now we gently unpick the 'biochemical ghosts' of long extinct species," said Manning.
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He ordered officials to analyze and prepare for possible new North Korean threats, including electromagnetic pulse and biochemical attacks.
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The discovery of this second pathway opens up an additional biochemical line of attack in the war against fouling.
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Run all that over a metal catalyst to goose a biochemical reaction, and, presto: renewable fuel made from air.
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I had no idea this was biochemical, something to do with enzymes and the pancreas and eventually the liver.
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"All of the reliable data right now are biochemical, case reports, or short case series without controls," he said.
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"The movement you see is part of the biochemical process the muscle goes through after death," Professor Kuber said.
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He suspects that a mere handful of biochemical pathways will prove to be responsible for the majority of exercise's benefits.
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But you can't stop anyway, because the biochemical drive to consume is greater than any cognitive ability to restrain oneself.
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The vehicle is reportedly able to seat seven passengers, is protected against biochemical attacks and comes with run-flat tires.
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To explain: Heart failure is a clinical syndrome which could result from a variety of mechanical, physical, or biochemical functions.
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He studies mice and rats, giving them bariatric surgery and trying to untangle the web of biochemical changes that follow.
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A Shanghai-based chemical company, Shanghai Kaiwodun Biochemical, says it offers the designer drug U-0003 for $1,450 a pound.
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Major producer COFCO Biochemical Anhui Co, a listed unit of state-owned grains trader COFCO, was up almost 6 percent.
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However, lifting has both positive biochemical effects and cognitive behavioral benefits which can help an individual manage these negative emotions.
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"The difference is biochemical: In an addiction, your brain is striving to get certain chemicals, like dopamine or serotonin," he says.
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He did this by adding to its chloroplasts 12 genes for enzymes that govern the biochemical pathway which produces the drug.
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This is a tricky task, and one that requires some biochemical training and often the use of centrifuges and expensive reagents.
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Every single biochemical process, from building new proteins to replicating DNA, is based on moving molecules around in a liquid media.
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"We're learning that Y. lipolytica is quite a bit different than other yeast in their genetics and biochemical nature," he said.
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The news immediately brought to mind the fate of other Kremlin critics who have faced, shall we call it, biochemical issues.
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If biochemical dysfunction caused depression, and scientists could correct it with drugs, maybe talk therapy had been a big, unnecessary detour.
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Major producer COFCO Biochemical Anhui Co Ltd, a listed unit of state-owned grains trader COFCO, was up almost 6 percent.
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In fact, the answer is probably just that both Oleg and Stan want to stop some sort of global biochemical war.
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With modern biochemical tools and old-fashioned shoe leather, he sleuths out the merchants behind the market for poached animal products.
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"For the first time we have a biochemical pathway which, if we could modify, could have some effects," Dr. Arora said.
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The bacterial levels are "astronomically high," said Shaikh Ziauddin Ahammad, a professor of biochemical engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology.
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At a biochemical level, memories are not pulled from the shelf like stored videos but pieced together — reconstructed — by the brain.
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Emerging evidence suggests there is a biochemical interaction in the brain between cannabinoids and a neural pathway that triggers cravings for opioids.
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Previous studies have shown that these neurotransmitters, through a series of biochemical-related events, can help the brain more easily consolidate memories.
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The daily rhythm represents the biochemical and physiological processes that rise and fall in your body over the course of 24-hours.
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Without a biochemical test (such as one used for drunk driving, for example), they felt it would be difficult to validate drowsiness.
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Equally important, cell-free biotechnology of this sort means no biochemical effort is wasted on running, growing or dividing any actual cells.
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It may be that there are biochemical cues which control how a cell effects DNA repair, and that these can be manipulated.
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COFCO Biochemical uses corn to produce ethanol, citric acid, amino acids and distillers dried grains for animal feed, according to its website.
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The biochemical cost of coping with mismatched mitochondria might, therefore, be tempering the animals' metabolisms in ways that improve their overall health.
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Pyongyang accused the CIA of working with South Korea's spy agency to assassinate Kim Jong Un with a biochemical weapon in May.
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That's the idea that what matters to human health is not food per se but rather a handful of isolable biochemical factors.
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In May, North Korean state media accused the U.S. and South Korea of attempting to kill Kim Jong-un with biochemical weapons.
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After graduating from Walnut Hills High School in Cincinnati, he studied at Harvard, earning his undergraduate degree in biochemical sciences in 1958.
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The effect is sometimes dismissed as "fake medicine," but new research is zeroing in on a biochemical basis for why placebos work.
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Feature New research is zeroing in on a biochemical basis for the placebo effect — possibly opening a Pandora's box for Western medicine.
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Her first marriage, to biochemical engineer Jay Bailey, fell apart in the early 1990s, and he died of colon cancer in 2001.
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Still, many live in a near-constant state of biochemical stress with the body's alarm system turned on high all day long.
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"We use the NMR spectrometers to look inside tiny living organisms and understand their biochemical response to their changing environment," said Simpson.
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The condition has been linked to a biochemical imbalance in the brain prompted by shorter daylight hours and less sunlight in winter.
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After the World Trade Center attacks in 2001, companies fearing terrorist bombings and biochemical attacks taught employees how to handle suspicious packages.
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DeepMind's victory showed how the future of biochemical research will increasingly be driven by machines and the people who oversee those machines.
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Until now, most discussions of phones' biochemical effects have focused on dopamine, a brain chemical that helps us form habits — and addictions.
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Dr. Sebastian Ahnert, a Cambridge physicist specializing in biochemical networks, mapped out a massive web of flavor perception and how ingredients interact.
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Arnold was awarded the Nobel for her pioneering work with enzymes, the proteins that act as catalysts to speed up other biochemical reactions.
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He ordered officials to analyse and prepare for new possible North Korean threats including electro-magnetic pulse and biochemical attacks, a spokesman said.
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The targeted drugs are designed to interfere with a specific biochemical pathway central to the development, growth, and spread of that particular cancer.
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Water was found to have breached limits for acidity and alkalinity balance, color, total suspended solids, chemical oxygen demand and biochemical oxygen demand.
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Cotton, for instance, has publicly questioned the disease's origins and suggested it was linked to a high-security biochemical lab in Wuhan, China.
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North Korean state media on Friday accused the U.S. and South Korea of conspiring to assassinate Kim Jong Un using a "biochemical" substance.
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CEO Indra Nooyi and biochemical engineer Frances Arnold, who became the first American woman to win the Nobel Prize in chemistry last year.
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A spokesperson replied that biochemical differences between antibiotics mean that each works a little differently and will have different effects on the body.
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Improving your body's "energetic function" might also facilitate a biochemical response in your body, which can help to alleviate certain symptoms, Dr. Yang says.
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This structure allows membranes to bubble off tiny pockets of water from their surroundings, creating cells that house genetic material and support biochemical reactions.
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Sometimes this is sent in biochemical messages via root and symbiotic fungal connections in the soil, and sometimes through chemicals released into the air.
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Macrophages, often seen as biochemical binmen which circulate gobbling pathogens, can help cancer cells spread—"cheerleaders on the side of death", she calls them.
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If Homer-1 doesn't get its cues from phosphorylation, that could imply that several different biochemical systems handle sleep need, perhaps in complementary ways.
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Cryopreservation works by slowing down the metabolisms of organs, cells, and tissues to the point when no further biochemical reactions can occur—including decomposition.
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Satellites is another market, with Israeli-Swiss start-up SpacePharma earlier this year launching its first nano-satellite to conduct biochemical experiments in space.
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"There are also many biochemical signaling pathways in the body through which sleep apnea, insomnia, and depression may interact with each other," she said.
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But while bodies may seem to just gradually wear out, many researchers believe instead that aging is controlled at the cellular and biochemical level.
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At 907 Surplus you can buy a green sniper scarf, a biochemical gas-mask canister or a pair of sub-zero-rated Army boots.
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That's just one reason why Synvitrobio is rebranding as it takes on $2.6 million in new financing to pursue opportunities in biopharmaceutical and biochemical manufacturing.
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Cancer patients might be treated both with normal courses of chemotherapy and with agents that would inhibit the biochemical modifications that make resistance mutations possible.
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He also noted that some people are skeptical of the sort of "behavioral" data the team gathered in its study, as opposed to biochemical tests.
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Greedy and reckless Chinese scientists at a high security biochemical lab in Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, were behind the spread, the guard said.
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The report claimed a North Korean citizen was involved in the plot, using "biochemical substances including radioactive substance and nano poisonous substance" to target Kim.
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This increase in circulation may help flush away some of the biochemical byproducts of hard workouts, like lactate, he says, reducing inflammation and muscle aches.
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" On a biochemical level, everything about us is a product of form [morphology], of how organic molecules fit together and diffuse, including consciousness," Franck added.
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In order to initiate the biochemical processes that lead to larger, stronger fibers, Dr. Bamman says, you should push your muscles until they are exhausted.
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But our fat is, in fact, a busy and necessary tissue, producing and sending out multiple biochemical signals that affect biological operations throughout the body.
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You all need to get the same amount of benefit from that same pharmaceutical chemical or biochemical breakthrough that has been discovered in the lab.
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Each woman's story serves as a stimulus for a unique "biochemical cascade" of societal impact, with the internet serving as its technological "signal transduction pathway".
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The researchers also did routine biopsies of each volunteer's thigh muscles and performed a biochemical analysis in order to establish a comprehensive fingerprint of the muscle.
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To parse the difference, the team tested the samples for theobromine, a particular biochemical compound that is found in domesticated cacao but not in wild cacao.
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For Waxman and his team, there was still an opportunity to connect the biochemical dots between faulty SCN9A genes, dysfunctional Nav1.7 channels, and man on fire.
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The researchers behind it claim that it's the first flexible wearable device able to measure both electrical heart signals and biochemical markers while you work out.
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A smart bandage would use any signal it can collect — "optical, biochemical, bioelectronic, or mechanical" — to monitor the patient and either recommend or automatically adjust treatment.
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"The concept of taking BCAA supplements is that muscle protein synthesis is limited by biochemical processes, and that these supplements will initiate that process," Wolfe says.
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Mr Harari describes scientific research that, in his eyes, proves that the "free individual is just a fictional tale concocted by an assembly of biochemical algorithms".
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"Around the same time, other studies were revealing more information about the biochemical pathway involved in the erection process," writes researcher Ian Osterloh in Cosmos magazine.
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Also, there are slight differences in the composition of water, which enables archaeologists to determine "a biochemical signature of where someone is from," Dr. Eerkens said.
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"Candida auris can often be misidentified as another yeast when only biochemical methods are used," they wrote, referring to a common laboratory test for living organisms.
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To that point, future research into the biochemical properties of the skulls may shed more light on the circumstances that led to the bizarre helmet rite.
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Mr. Bolton told Fox News that the North would have to ship all its nuclear weapons, missiles and biochemical weapons out of the country, as Col.
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Exercisers' muscles also produce and release various vesicles, or tiny bubbles of cellular material, that carry biochemical messages from one tissue to another, recent research shows.
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The researchers then checked neuronal activity in some of their brains by microscopically probing individual cells in living tissue to measure their electrical and biochemical signals.
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For example, Magical Microbes produces science experimentation kits, including one called MudWatt that teaches users about biochemical properties by having them create a mud-based battery.
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"It's a new type of technology that makes biochemical processes much easier, faster, it's easier to control and work with the different, complex biological systems," explains Adams.
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Resting metabolism and weight maintenance Resting metabolic rate (RMR) refers to all of the biochemical activity going on in your body when you are not physically active.
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You may hear about some benefits of quantum computing in the next few years, like biochemical advances, but other advantages could be 20 years down the line.
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Kutcher was studying biochemical engineering at the University of Iowa when he was scouted as a model, which ultimately let to his break in the acting world.
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The petite berries have been shown to reduce the genetic and biochemical drivers that lead to depression and suicidal tendencies that have been associated with the disorder.
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Biochemical sensors, fall detection and heart rate monitors are becoming standard in these devices, which can also carry out smartphone functions like playing music and tracking location.
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But in birds and humans and other complex organisms they work like antennas, and one of their jobs is to pick up biochemical signals for bone growth.
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Working with an international team, we took minute samples of textile and skin for biochemical analysis, radiocarbon dating, textile analysis and DNA analysis of disease causing bacteria.
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"For years, people have talked about mental disorders being biochemical imbalances, but truthfully, no one has been able to identify any specific imbalances they can measure," Moore says.
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For years, scientists figured that tardigrades used the same compound, but biochemical analyses of tardigrades has revealed very low to no traces of trehalose in their tiny bodies.
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Making sense of DNA data is a two-step process, namely the biochemical-sequencing of the DNA and the analyzing and extracting insights from the sequenced DNA data.
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Engineers with a medical background or an interest in biomedicine may be well suited for such a career, which involves rigorous education and training regarding biochemical cell functions.
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Yet the land devoted to seed crops increased tenfold between 1982 and 2011 (biochemical firms own about 25,000 of the 1.4m acres used for farming in the state).
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For Professor Arthur Parpart, whose principal interest was in the physiological and biochemical architecture of red-blood-cell membranes, I cleaned the beef blood out of his centrifuge.
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" Even before publication, a report from a World Health Organization meeting noted that the endeavor "did not require exceptional biochemical knowledge or skills, significant funds or significant time.
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Residents of Kansk were particularly upset that the new investors decided not to revive the Kansk Biochemical Works, a Soviet-era factory that made ethanol from wood scraps.
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"Further investigation into the biochemical molecules detected by dogs could provide a foundation for the development of a highly sensitive, specific, and cost-effective method for early cancer detection."
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The Korea JoongAng Daily newspaper reported on Tuesday that the discovery had alarmed South Korean officials and led to fears that the North might have sent hazardous biochemical agents.
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These "seeds" could be bits of RNA/DNA, some kind of alien extremophile, or even just the organic, biochemical prerequisites required for life (a process known as pseudo-panspermia).
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I worked on protein biochemistry, so I could look up the drugs I was thinking about taking and understand the clinical and biochemical research before talking to my doctor.
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Hiding amid all the biochemical remnants were peptides that belonged to Brucella melitensis, the bacterium responsible for causing brucellosis, which causes a fever that nowadays is treated with antibiotics.
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Plants don't have a nervous system to transmit these pulses as animals do, but a spike in electricity produced by biochemical changes can travel on the surfaces of cells.
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Complicating matters, the organism is difficult to identify using standard biochemical methods, and it's often misidentified as other yeasts (typically Candida haemulonii, Candida famata, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, and Rhodotorula glutinis).
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In 2002, the United States blacklisted the Lizin biochemical corporation for selling dual-use equipment to the Iranian-controlled Al-Ahd Sadeq Trading Company in the United Arab Emirates.
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"Together with Ambry, we will have the most comprehensive set of diagnostic technologies for mapping an individual's genetic and biochemical makeup," Chief Executive Shoei Yamana said in a statement.
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In Cologne, Germany, in June, biochemical experts wearing protective suits seized 84 milligrams of ricin from a Tunisian man who had been communicating with the Islamic State on Telegram.
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The way I used to drink could have taken me down a dark path, and it was only thanks to biochemical luck and an unexpected illness that it didn't.
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As the top producer of corn and soybeans, with a network of more than 50 bioprocessing sites, Iowa is the best possible location for biochemical research and advanced biorefining operations.
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They seek out certain outcomes (like sunlight) and avoid others, they send out biochemical distress signals to other plants, and they "seem to lose consciousness" when sedated in scientific experiments.
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This result affirms the engram theory of memory consolidation, suggesting that our memories are stored as biophysical or biochemical changes in the brain in response to external stimuli and experiences.
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It is possible to warn off Moscow from harming U.S. interests or from using biochemical weapons in NATO countries, while also concluding that relations with Russia must not deteriorate further.
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"We came up with the idea of dropping biochemical nanomachine switching completely in favor of the interactions between DNA structures and electric fields," said Simmel in a TUM news release.
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Biochemical engineer Frances Arnold on Wednesday became the first American woman, and fifth woman ever, to win the Nobel Peace Prize in chemistry since the prize's inception 117 years ago.
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The Defense Ministry said it also could not confirm the report, adding that none of the four military defectors are believed to have worked in North Korea's biochemical warfare unit.
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The day before the race, the scientists had the runners visit the lab, where they drew blood and checked for baseline indications of dehydration and biochemical markers of muscle damage.
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Specifically, they found the unusual biochemical features of the virus could only have come about two ways after the virus jumped from animal to humans, or what's called zoonotic transfer.
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But a new study finds that the activity may in fact benefit the joint, changing the biochemical environment inside the knee in ways that could help keep it working smoothly.
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To answer that question, they decided to "rewind the clock" to the earliest existence of enterococci by analyzing fossil records and studying their environmental distribution and genetic and biochemical differences.
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That could be a result of commonalities in diet or lifestyle — or it could be evidence that immersing our bodies in saline, microbe-rich environments has a detectable biochemical impact.
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She and her colleagues placed embryonic and trophoblast stem cells within an extra-cellular matrix: the non-cell component found in all tissues and organs that provides biochemical support to cells.
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The North's KCNA news agency last week accused the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and South Korea's National Intelligence Service of a plot to assassinate its "supreme leadership" with a biochemical weapon.
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For example, the enzyme that produces adenosine triphosphate (ATP)—a molecule used in almost all living cells to fuel biochemical reactions—includes a spinning molecular machine rather like Dr Feringa's invention.
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There the scientists tested their general fitness, as well as their digestive health, based on the levels of certain biochemical markers in their blood that can indicate G.I. damage and inflammation.
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"For the longest time, I would say they're not real hibernators," Frank van Breukelen, who researches hibernation and biochemical adaptation at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas, said in an interview.
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Our circadian rhythm represents the biochemical and physiological processes that rise and fall over the course of 24 hours, including those related to hormones, body temperatures and eating and digesting food.
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Other researchers are tackling the problem from the opposite direction—attempting to document all the biochemical reactions that exercise unleashes, which will create a sort of road map for drug development.
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Over the past several years, light-based and biochemical sensors have been laminated onto human skin for a variety of purposes, including skin-based displays and electrical, chemical, and physical sensors.
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The human body, while enormously complicated, can be reduced to a set of biochemical reactions and interactions, which computers can learn and use to make more precise diagnostic and therapeutic decisions.
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Then they checked the levels of a wide array of gene markers and biochemical signals within the volunteers' muscle cells that are believed to be related to muscle health and growth.
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A much-viewed YouTube video in South Korea claims that a biochemical weapons facility in China leaked the coronavirus, a theory that has gained currency in other corners of the globe.
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Various biochemical substances might also be released by the working muscles and make their way to the corresponding contralateral muscles, where they could jump-start physiological processes related to muscle health.
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A biochemical engineer who left the oil industry to raise water buffalo, Ms. Genesta found that it was a "titanic job" to plant trees to restore her land, and sought help.
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"You can send them inside buildings as first responders to look for intruders, maybe look for biochemical leaks [or they] can be used for construction and for transporting cargo," Kumar says.
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"When we recall something, the act of recalling activates a biochemical process that can solidify and reorganize the memory that is stored," said Andre Fenton, a neuroscientist at New York University.
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As David Kaplan and Andrew Marshall note in "The Cult at the End of the World", Aum was the first group without state patronage to make biochemical weapons on a large scale.
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Knight mentioned, as an example, the "computationally intensive" problem of protein folding—a biochemical process thought to cause diseases like Alzheimers when it goes wrong— which quantum startups are already working on.
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These studies provide yet another line of reasoning to support the assertion that our brains are being hacked—that our emotions are just the inward expression of biochemical processes in the brain.
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Osteocyctes, a type of bone cell, are thought to be the cells that recognize when outside forces are affecting the bone and send out biochemical signals prompting the creation of new bone.
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"When [a miscarriage is] very early, less than 5 weeks from the last period, it can present as just a period, which would be considered a biochemical pregnancy and miscarriage," Chiang says.
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"There are biochemical indicators that a number of the body's organ systems are likely affected and you have an inflammatory response that is disrupting their function to some extent," Dr. Schaffner said.
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But mole rats can switch to a different kind of biochemical process that uses fructose — the sugar found in fruit and high fructose corn syrup — and that doesn't need oxygen at all.
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Such biochemical arrangements almost always rely on feedback loops—and the crucial molecule in the loop that matches cell physiology to oxygen availability is a protein complex called hypoxia-inducible factor (HIF).
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And in mice, exercise changed the inner workings of some of their neurons in ways that then made them less excitable and less prone to patterns of biochemical activity associated with anxiety.
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The framework was much more advanced than our previous visit as she implemented a combination of biochemical sensors, a library of smell IDs, and an AI used to associate scents with specific triggers.
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The new results hint that some leads on the problem might emerge from a biochemical approach—specifically, checking out phosphorylation, the attachment of phosphate groups, to those 80 identified proteins (and possibly others).
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Shevchuk makes the claim that short, cold showers may stimulate the locus ceruleous, or "blue spot, " which is the brain's primary source of noradrenaline — a biochemical that could help mediate depression and anxiety.
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Blood carries fuel and oxygen to brain cells, along with other substances that help to jump-start desirable biochemical processes there, so more blood circulating in the brain is generally a good thing.
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The North's KCNA state news agency last week accused the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) of a plot to assassinate its "supreme leadership" with a biochemical weapon.
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He argues that the seven biochemical processes that cause the damage that accumulates during old age have been discovered, and if we can counter them we can, in theory, halt the aging process.
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In 1978, investigators, including Dr. Michael Brown and Dr. Joseph Goldstein, who would go on to win the Nobel Prize, noted that cholesterol and coenzyme Q10 are synthesized by the same biochemical pathway.
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The night of the crash, around 250 people gathered around black table clothes at Western University to honor four graduate students who were to complete degrees in areas like chemistry and biochemical engineering.
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Toilet manufacturing giants Toto and Matsushita made a step in the right direction when they released WiFi-connected toilets that measure body mass index, biochemical makeup (sugar, protein), flow rate, and temperature of urine.
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The nucleic acids would theoretically act as a sort of sensor than can be amplified, and the binding patterns analyzed, to reveal a kind of biochemical signature—a "fingerprint," as the researchers put it.
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REUTERS/Mike Segar North Korea accused the CIA and South Korea's intelligence service of a plot to attack its "supreme leadership" with a biochemical weapon and said such a "pipe-dream" could never succeed.
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"We look at the biochemical activity of the trillions of microbes in your gut and your metabolic activity to determine the unique way your body processes food," explains Naveen Jain, Viome's founder and CEO.
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The failure to cure cancer is often explained by the complexity of the problem: There are so many different types of cancer, so many different genes and biochemical mechanisms, and every patient is different.
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Previously, Lowry was cofounder of Method (a $100 million+ cleaning product company), and Renninger was the founder and ex-CTO of Amyris (a biotech-based renewable product company) with a Ph.D. in biochemical engineering.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea demanded on Friday the extradition of South Korea's spy chief, accusing him of being a mastermind of a plot to assassinate its leader, Kim Jong Un, with a biochemical weapon.
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The turnaround came as operating profit at its Biochemical and Biofuel segment surged nearly five-fold to HK$754 million, driven by higher output of ethanol and better margins following a shift in government policy.
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Once thought to just be the delivery mechanism for instructions encoded in DNA for cell operations, RNA is now known to carry out biochemical reactions like enzymes, and serve their own regulatory functions in cells.
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The demand comes a week after the North sensationally alleged it uncovered a US-South Korean plot to kill Kim with biochemical, radioactive or poisonous substances during a major event, such as a military parade.
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That survival mechanism manifests itself in the biochemical process in our brains that, according to the study, is helped along by having a large social network: an increased amount of endorphins binding to opioid receptors.
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When she got sick five years ago, doctors discovered that she had hyperoxaluria, or oxalate crystals in both her kidneys -- the result of a biochemical reaction that occurred when she had surgery in her 20s.
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If we don't conserve our venomous biodiversity, and let habitat destruction, pollution, and climate change wipe them from the face of the Earth, then we will lose invaluable biochemical resources that we can never replace.
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Presidential spokesman Park Soo-hyun said the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention bought 1,53 doses of anthrax vaccines, to be given to biochemical counterterrorism agents or civilians in the case of anthrax exposure.
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Muscle is also critical for our metabolic health, slurping and storing blood sugar and producing specialized hormones that move to other tissues, like the brain and fat cells, where they jump-start various biochemical processes.
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Speaking on Fox News, Senator Tom Cotton, Republican of Arkansas, raised the possibility that the virus had originated in a high-security biochemical lab in Wuhan, the Chinese city at the center of the outbreak.
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"This process was very enigmatic and exciting, how the chemical energy of a stone fragment can be transformed into the biochemical energy of a living entity," said Tetyana Milojevic, the first author of the study.
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While this discovery won't necessarily lead to an antidote for BTX, since resistance comes from an inherent quality of the frog's own cells, it provides fascinating perspective on the function of important, even lethal, biochemical processes.
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Given these findings, Drs Zhang and Yu argue that if the biochemical mechanism driving plants to send out incorrect warning signals can be found, it might be possible to come up with more effective agricultural countermeasures.
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Women ages 18 to 21 acquired HIV as often as those in the placebo group; biochemical tests on the used rings showed that, on average, they had removed the rings during the course of every month.
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For example, in 2005, the University of Liverpool biochemist Soraya Shirazi-Beechey showed in a paper published in Biochemical Society Transactions that taste receptors could be found in the small intestine as well as the mouth.
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In befriending our emotional experience we can allow our emotions to run their full course, diminishing the likelihood that their biochemical residue will remain in our nervous systems and cause other stress-related problems and illnesses.
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"It's a plant, and it does these biochemical things, and it's not like we don't have the ability to do all the same things that we can in other plants, and animals, and microbes," Hughes said.
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We could go out and find sustainable, scalable, affordable plant sources for ingredients that matched — with respect to the salient biochemical properties — the molecular components of meat, and then use that to make our own meat.
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North Korea demanded the handover of "terror suspects" who plotted to kill leader Kim Jong Un with a biochemical substance, repeating accusations it made last week that U.S. and South Korean spies were behind the plan.
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Memory depends on a biochemical process that rebuilds the recalled scene, and that retrieval makes the recollection temporarily vulnerable to incremental revisions — say, refocusing less on the painful part and more on assistance or resilience afterward.
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The North Korean government said it had recently uncovered a "hideous terrorists' group" that the South Koreans and the C.I.A. had sent into the country on a secret mission to kill Mr. Kim with biochemical agents.
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On his pharmaceutical industry blog, Lowe explains how simply finding a potential compound doesn't guarantee that scientists actually understand the biochemical nature of the illness they're trying to treat — or that the drug will even work.
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When contacted by Reuters, the mausoleum lab in Moscow, which since 1992 has been known as the Center for Scientific Research and Teaching Methods in Biochemical Technologies, declined to comment on any aspect of its work.
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Additionally, aspirin might lower the risk of colorectal cancer by acting on a biochemical pathway these tumors need to grow, said Dr. David Weinberg, chair of the department of medicine at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia.
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From there, it would enter the bloodstream and migrate to other tissues, particularly to fat, where it would jump-start a series of biochemical processes that caused some of the fat cells, normally white, to turn brown.
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But there is more: There is Syed participating in community education in diabetes and blood pressure prevention, and Syed working on life-saving research at Children's Mercy Hospital in biochemical genetics and oncology earlier in his career.
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Especially perilous would be any hint that the United States and South Korea were preparing a "decapitation" strike against the North Korean leadership, which could lead a desperate Mr. Kim to turn to nuclear or biochemical weapons.
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James Cantor, an associate professor in the department of psychiatry at the University of Toronto and expert in the neuroscience of sex, cautions against lumping teachers preying on high school students with pedophilic priests for biochemical reasons.
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Along with co-founders Richard Murray of the California Institute of Technology and George Church, one of the living legends of modern genetics, chief executive officer Zachary Sun designed Tierra to be an engine for new biochemical discovery.
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First the team assembled a database of 430 biochemical features of both the genes themselves (such as the levels at which they are expressed in different cells) and the proteins for which they code (for example, their solubility).
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The ones from 2015 showed evidence of microbial metabolism, including molecules like adenosine triphosphate, or ATP, which is used by all cells to store energy, as well as enzymes, fatty acids and the by-products of biochemical processes.
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Research is beginning to identify the biochemical causes of recurrent miscarriages — and this year US paediatricians demonstrated an artificial womb that could sustain extremely premature infants, raising the survival chances of those born as early as 23 weeks.
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North Korea accused the U.S. and South Korean security agencies of planning a biochemical attack on leader Kim during April 15 celebrations in the North's capital of the anniversary of the birth of state founder Kim Il Sung.
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Throughout, the scientists checked the levels of a protein called UCP1 that is known to contribute to the browning of white fat, as well as for other biochemical markers that would indicate that the white cells were browning.
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This occurs in part because we can breathe in or ingest microorganisms that wind up in these tissues and require an immune response, but also because the stress of exercise causes physiological and biochemical changes within these tissues.
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During fetal development, blood cells are born in the liver, and though that task later migrates to the bone marrow, the liver never loses its taste for the bodywide biochemical gossip that only the circulatory system can bring.
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By administering an "intoxicating" level of alcohol to genetically altered mice (who says mice don't deal with the occasional bout of melancholy?), scientists noted biochemical changes that resulted in "non-depressive behavior" that lasted at least 24 hours.
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The Saudi genome team has proposed genetically screening all 150,000 or so couples who plan to marry each year, rather than continue with the current test, which uses biochemical analysis to look for signs of disease in blood samples.
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Each of these categories has a different branch of research dedicated to it, and each one is probably less likely than the last to actually find something: Astrobiologists use telescopes to seek biochemical evidence of microbes on other planets.
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According to Vice Foreign Minister Han Song Ryol, the country "will ask for the handover of those criminals," described as foreign agents who bribed a North Korean man working in Russia to kill the leader with a biochemical substance.
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Biochemical analysis of residue found on the pottery revealed a number of food ingredients, including sago (a starch extracted from the spongy center of various tropical plants), purple sweet potatoes (the history of sweet potatoes is another story entirely), and nutmeg.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea demanded on Thursday the handover of "terror suspects" who plotted to kill leader Kim Jong Un with a biochemical substance, repeating accusations it made last week that U.S. and South Korean spies were behind the plan.
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Microscopic pores in the rock might have served as natural cell walls, and the chemistry of the water could provide exactly the sort of energy gradient that a primitive living cell would have needed to go about its biochemical business.
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A few years ago, agricultural and biochemical giant Monsanto, now owned by German pharmaceutical multinational Bayer, aggressively pursues patent infringement cases against small farmers who refused to buy their genetically modified seeds that are also resistant to the company's weedkillers.
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Given that an evacuation of so many citizens would be virtually impossible under a rain of North Korean artillery and missiles (potentially laced with biochemical weapons), these Americans would most likely have to hunker down until the war was over.
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But these lenses also have applicability in civilian technologies, including cameras for intelligence collection and capturing footage at night, scanning produce and other imports thoroughly to detect, among other defects, biochemical agents, as well as medical imaging for diagnostic purposes.
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Still, discrimination clearly can cause chronic stress, which can result in biochemical changes that contribute to weight gain and inflammation that lead to abnormalities in blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol, said Dr. Kimberly Gudzune of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
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The team could see the ash from volcanic deposits and penguin bones, and began to compile information on the ash layers, biochemical analysis of the guano and similar samples from a lake whose shores did not have a penguin colony nearby.
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Senator Tom Cotton, Republican of Arkansas, has repeated an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory that has spread from small-town China to the right-wing news media in the United States: The new coronavirus originated in a high-security biochemical lab in Wuhan.
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Once, when he received a birthday card that assessed a human body's raw materials at only 97 cents, he recalculated the cost based on synthesized ingredients from a biochemical company catalog and re-evaluated his worth at more than $6 million.
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A baby in an artificial womb may not "benefit from the maternal influences of labor, placental influence of hormones and biochemical signals" that allow the fetus to sleep, grow and develop, said Dr. Sanjay Chawla, a neonatologist at Detroit Medical Center.
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And as scientists came to understand the genes' activities, it became increasingly clear that aging is not separate from the processes that control an organism's development before the age of sexual maturity; it makes use of the same biochemical machinery.
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IBS is a functional gastrointestinal disorder, meaning that it's not explained by a structural or biochemical abnormality, but instead by dysfunction between the gut and brain, says Olafur S. Palsson, a professor of medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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China National Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Corp (COFCO) will boost its annual corn processing capacity to more than 10 million tonnes by 2020 from 6 million tonnes currently, said Tong Yi, general manager of COFCO Biochemical, on the sidelines of a conference.
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So I work with both the body and the mind, and I'm pulling on both of those modalities when a client comes to me—because for the most part, when the physical body is out of balance, there is a biochemical reason.
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She claims the biochemical hormone test the product relies on as its baseline for predicting fertility is based on similar principles to standard pregnancy tests — such as those that involve peeing on a stick to get a binary 'pregnant' or 'not pregnant' result.
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The next round of suits was made by a biochemical company called Yulex, which makes neoprene from the guayule plant, a hardy shrub native to the Southwestern United States that's used to make rubber that is both renewable and almost chemical-free.
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"It's not a ridiculous exaggeration to suggest we can one day manipulate our own biochemical and metabolic pathways with drugs or gene therapies to emulate those that keep the naked mole rat alive and healthy for so long," says Faulkes, stroking his animal.
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He is the son of Janis R. Forrest and Edgar H. Forrest of Springfield, N.H. His father retired as a biochemical engineer specializing in targeted therapies for cancer at the Pearl River, N.Y., site of Pfizer, the pharmaceutical company in New York.
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In the rats with high fitness in this study, the mTOR networks typically produced biochemical signals that tell cells to avoid dividing much, while in the rats with low fitness, the mTOR networks pumped out messages that would generally promote cell division.
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"We report the clinical, imaging and biochemical evidence consistent with the hypothesis of over-exposure to cholinesterase inhibitors as the cause of brain injury," the study concluded, while cautioning that other causes could not be ruled out and more study was needed.
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"Just after three weeks of giving these sweeteners and sugars to our diabetes-susceptible rats, we saw biochemical changes in the blood that could potentially lead to alterations in fat and energy metabolism," lead author Brian Hoffman, a biomedical engineer at both institutions, told Gizmodo.
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Today Russia remains an absolutely terrible actor on the world scene, but when it was the Soviet Union we still strove to work as much as possible together on pressing issues, which today include climate change, public health, terrorism, and nuclear and biochemical weapons.
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When the scientists next added vesicles from the blood of the running mice directly into liver cells isolated from other mice, they watched as the vesicles' exterior walls dissolved and their protein payload became absorbed into the liver cell, its biochemical message effectively delivered.
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" AGAINST THE NIGHT Among the places you might not want to go on late-night excursions with your friends, "abandoned prisons" rank roughly third, behind only "haunted abandoned prisons" and "haunted abandoned prisons once run by wardens who turned their inmates into biochemical test subjects.
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On the other hand, biochemical pathways in our body prevent us from producing too much vitamin D from sun exposure, so it's not possible to "overdose" that way, said Paul Thomas, a scientific consultant for the National Institutes of Health's Office of Dietary Supplements.
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His theory is that after a memory is formed, the slow, continual release of additional dopamine triggers a cascade of biochemical reactions in the neurons that store the memory, and that this eventually removes the memory unless another brain mechanism deems it important and intervenes.
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But here is a key principle for building molecular machines: make individual molecules as simple as possible so they could function reliably in a complex biochemical environment, but take advantage of what a collection of molecules can do, where the smarts are distributed into different molecules.
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They must be aware of dangers—the onset of drought, or invading herbivore insects—in order to carry out the most essential life activities, or to activate their defenses (for instance, by releasing biochemical cues that call upon the predators who will devour the threatening herbivores).
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Genomatica's system churns out the enzymes involved in this synthesis, creating an entire cell-free metabolic pathway—and one in which all the sugar is devoted to making the target chemical, rather than a percentage of it being creamed off to run a cell's other biochemical processes.
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Their task involves adding five alien enzymes to rice, to give it an extra biochemical pathway, and then reorganising some of the cells in the plant's leaves to create special compartments in which carbon dioxide can be concentrated in ways the standard C3 mechanism does not require.
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It suggests that placebo and drug do not involve separate processes, one psychological and the other physical, that add up to the overall effectiveness of the treatment; rather, they may both operate on the same biochemical pathway — the one governed in part by the COMT gene.
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And it does not explain how inactivity might be undercutting the benefits of exercise, although Dr. Coyle suspects that lengthy sitting increases the body's production of certain undesirable biochemical substances and may hinder the release of other, beneficial substances that normally would be produced during exercise.
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A professor emeritus at the University of California, Los Angeles, where he taught chemistry and conducted research for more than 228 years, Dr. Boyer devoted his career to the study of enzymes, those mysterious proteins that power biochemical processes in the cells of plants and animals.
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Conveyed in a statement issued via North Korea's official news agency, the execution orders came nearly two months after the isolated, nuclear-armed country accused the South Korean intelligence service of conspiring with the C.I.A. to assassinate the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, using biochemical poisons.
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Patients may not consider this factor until the heart surgeon or plastic surgeon they choose to perform their operation decides to leave for another country or a medical center's latest new biochemical or promising genetic modulation can't get sufficient funding for the research to be completed.
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In addition to the biochemical response, one of the singular benefits of lifting heavy is that you can focus entirely on the skill of moving weights, accumulating data and marking your progress in a way that's not based strictly on your emotions, physical appearance, or past experiences.
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