1. However, it falls short of the mark of providing the needed discussion of analytical biochemical problems.

2. The expression in colonic carcinomas of different forms of glutathione S-transferase has been investigated in several biochemical studies.

3. Combining these mathematical results with the biochemical evidence concerning calmodulin-dependent adenylate cyclase, it is possible to draw some provisional conclusions.

4. In the biochemical approach, enzymes obtained from biological organisms are used.

5. The biochemical protection of alcohol-destroying enzymes is not conferred equally among individuals, however.

6. It would seem that in this case the remedy had corrected a biochemical imbalance.

7. Blood was detected in the urine on biochemical screening, but microscopy showed very few red cells.

8. To follow this, an irreducible minimum of biochemical knowledge is necessary.

9. In a flourish of biochemical altruism, they manufacture deadly molecules and then turn this lethal cocktail upon themselves.

10. By 1980 about 3100 human genes had been distinguished, mostly by biochemical techniques.

11. To add to the confusion, we are not even certain about the biochemical pathway of vitamin C synthesis in plants.

12. Research studentships are available for biochemical, chemical and electronic engineers and for biochemists, microbiologists and others with appropriates training.

13. Like a biochemical carrot and stick, these systems generate pleasurable or painful feelings that powerfully guide behavior.

14. This requires a clear understanding of the cellular and biochemical process of wound healing and the mechanisms of individual types of injury.

15. Biochemical studies indicate that calcium-calmodulin binds to a protein of M r 240K which is tightly associated with the channel.

16. In 1964 he founded the Glynn Research Laboratories, where he directed biochemical research until 1986.

17. Biochemical Adaptation in Parasites Parasites - from protozoa to helminths - occupy many environments that have markedly different physical and chemical characteristics.http://

18. A white cat, like an albino human or white whale, has a biochemical quirk.

19. Biochemical studies of normal colonic epithelium have shown that several different xenobiotic metabolising enzymes have a low activity in colonic epithelium.

20. It might be supposed that this value of n is far larger than the typical dimension of biochemical feedback systems.

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22. Hazardous biochemicals, such as potential carcinogens, are to be carefully placed into a sealed container and stored in a fume hood prior to their disposal according to the institutional policy.

23. He suggests Oscar is able - like dogs, which can reportedly smell cancer - to detect ketones, the distinctly-odoured biochemicals given off by dying cells.

24. Biorefinery is defined as an industrial process which converts biomass into a range of biochemicals, materials and energy products.

25. Consistent and solid evidence is coming from scientists everywhere showing that biochemicals in the womb direct the structure of our brains, in turn dictating our preferences.

26. Perstraction is a brand-new membrane separation technology, which has the great potentiality in organic pollutants biodegradation and high-valued biochemicals preparation.

27. "In the past, we have been taught that living beings are like machines run by biochemicals and DNA, " explains Dr.

28. They're all an excellent source of flavonoids, natural plant based biochemicals that have anti-oxidant capabilities.

29. Microchemical eva1uation has indicated no evidence of any spices, oils, or any biochemicals known to be produced by the body in life or in death.

30. The fuel alcohol production by fermentation through enzymatic hydrolysis could partly replace crude oil. Biomass can also be used to produce other chemicals and biochemicals.

31. They swarm to the injury to engulf and destroy bacteria with toxic molecules and biochemicals.

32. Membrane technology begin to apply in downstream processing, a key area for the optimization of biotechnological process and the production of biochemicals made by biotransformation and fermentation.

33. A 2006 study, published in a leading cancer journal, suggested dogs could be trained to identify microscopic quantities of certain biochemicals excreted by cancer cells.