Definition of biochemistry in English:

biochemistry

noun bʌɪə(ʊ)ˈkɛmɪstriˌbaɪoʊˈkɛməstri

mass noun

1The branch of science concerned with the chemical and physico-chemical processes and substances that occur within living organisms.
Example sentencesExamples
- Specifically, I'm a biologist with a strong background in biochemistry, materials science and bioinformatics.
- From supplement biochemistry and exercise science, to pure bodybuilding knowledge, Sean talks the talk and walks the walk.
- In the fall, Juliet plans to study biochemistry, molecular biology, and environmental science.
- Doctors have to know loads about biochemistry and the chemical reactions going on in your body.
- Those fields were molecular biology and glycoprotein chemistry and biochemistry.
- NMR has become one of the most prized tools in organic chemistry and biochemistry.
- Understanding the thermodynamic and structural basis of protein folding is one of the key issues in current research in biochemistry.
- But it's a big long step from organic chemistry to biochemistry.
- Interdisciplinary sciences such as biochemistry and social psychology would also have to be included.
- Compared with traditional high school chemistry courses, ChemCom students learn more organic and biochemistry.
- His main research interest is the molecular biology and biochemistry of the organism that causes African sleeping sickness.
- The science of biochemistry, nowadays regarded as one of the fundamental pillars upon which the study of medicine rests, is something of a newcomer.
- The field of environmental chemistry calls on organic chemistry, biochemistry and a heck of a lot of biology.
- On the contrary, at the very beginning of what was to become the science of biochemistry, Shelley foresaw how potent a tool it would be in the hands of scientists.
- To achieve this aim it draws on biology, biochemistry, engineering, mathematics and computer science.
- Of these, at least 130 programs offer degree options such as biochemistry or chemical education.
- It is therefore timely for a volume on Plant hormone biochemistry and molecular biology to be published.
- The key thing to remember is that biochemistry is the chemistry of the living world.
- The most modern chemical industries are those concerned with biochemistry, microbiology, and particularly pharmaceutical research.
- This does not mean, however, that chemistry, biochemistry or atomic physics are in some way giving us a false picture of reality.
1. 1.1 The processes and substances with which the science of biochemistry is concerned.
  abnormal brain biochemistry
  Example sentencesExamples
  This genetic difference is too gaping for one type of membrane biochemistry to have evolved from the other, Koga argues.
  How the cellular biochemistry is coordinated to define a process operation remains a large problem.
  Such errors are not surprising, given the many differences that exist between species in terms of their anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and metabolism.
  Despite the far-ranging scope of earlier work, aspects of germination and conversion physiology, and biochemistry in somatic embryos remain unexplored.
  Although mice are much smaller than humans, they were chosen for the study because their physiology and biochemistry are similar to that of humans.
  This paper deals with the morphology, anatomy, histochemistry and biochemistry of the glandular hairs of S. jorullensis.
  In fact, one of the critical roles of enzymes in biochemistry is to lower the temperature requirements for chemical reactions.
  The surfactant group exhibited less lung injury on histology and biochemistry.
  The physiotypes are physiological life forms as delineated by comparative physiology, biochemistry, biophysics and molecular biology.
  Few data are currently available as to the yield of investigating mildly abnormal liver biochemistry in such a group.
  Now, the nuts-and-bolts biochemistry of the brain is overwhelmingly complex.
  The link in both cases was a reaction to prescription drugs and the point is the delicacy of our brain biochemistry.
  However, despite the care and detail of the authors' analysis of periderm cell wall biochemistry, we are no nearer to preventing abrasion damage of the potato.
  The relationship between hydrogen peroxide-treated melanin and its biochemistry and photochemistry is important.
  How much control can one exert on biochemistry and physiology without using various substances?
  Special techniques and optics have been developed to reveal the structures and biochemistry of living cells.
  Knapp has also investigated the evolutionary origins of fruit size, colour and biochemistry in the genus Solanum using a phylogenetic approach.
  New research found that foods high in fat and sugar can cause significant changes in brain biochemistry similar to drugs such as heroin and cocaine.
  The different origins, biochemistry and likely tertiary structure of the truncated plant haemoglobins suggest that these proteins may have separate cellular roles.
  The biochemistry of the heme group is the key issue in the understanding of these phenomena.

Rhymes

chemistry, photochemistry

Definition of biochemistry in US English:

biochemistry

nounˌbaɪoʊˈkɛməstriˌbīōˈkeməstrē

1The branch of science concerned with the chemical and physicochemical processes and substances that occur within living organisms.
Example sentencesExamples
- The science of biochemistry, nowadays regarded as one of the fundamental pillars upon which the study of medicine rests, is something of a newcomer.
- Those fields were molecular biology and glycoprotein chemistry and biochemistry.
- On the contrary, at the very beginning of what was to become the science of biochemistry, Shelley foresaw how potent a tool it would be in the hands of scientists.
- Of these, at least 130 programs offer degree options such as biochemistry or chemical education.
- But it's a big long step from organic chemistry to biochemistry.
- To achieve this aim it draws on biology, biochemistry, engineering, mathematics and computer science.
- Interdisciplinary sciences such as biochemistry and social psychology would also have to be included.
- This does not mean, however, that chemistry, biochemistry or atomic physics are in some way giving us a false picture of reality.
- NMR has become one of the most prized tools in organic chemistry and biochemistry.
- The most modern chemical industries are those concerned with biochemistry, microbiology, and particularly pharmaceutical research.
- It is therefore timely for a volume on Plant hormone biochemistry and molecular biology to be published.
- Compared with traditional high school chemistry courses, ChemCom students learn more organic and biochemistry.
- His main research interest is the molecular biology and biochemistry of the organism that causes African sleeping sickness.
- The key thing to remember is that biochemistry is the chemistry of the living world.
- From supplement biochemistry and exercise science, to pure bodybuilding knowledge, Sean talks the talk and walks the walk.
- Doctors have to know loads about biochemistry and the chemical reactions going on in your body.
- The field of environmental chemistry calls on organic chemistry, biochemistry and a heck of a lot of biology.
- Specifically, I'm a biologist with a strong background in biochemistry, materials science and bioinformatics.
- Understanding the thermodynamic and structural basis of protein folding is one of the key issues in current research in biochemistry.
- In the fall, Juliet plans to study biochemistry, molecular biology, and environmental science.
1. 1.1 Biochemical processes.
  abnormal brain biochemistry
  Example sentencesExamples
  Although mice are much smaller than humans, they were chosen for the study because their physiology and biochemistry are similar to that of humans.
  The different origins, biochemistry and likely tertiary structure of the truncated plant haemoglobins suggest that these proteins may have separate cellular roles.
  The biochemistry of the heme group is the key issue in the understanding of these phenomena.
  This paper deals with the morphology, anatomy, histochemistry and biochemistry of the glandular hairs of S. jorullensis.
  The surfactant group exhibited less lung injury on histology and biochemistry.
  The relationship between hydrogen peroxide-treated melanin and its biochemistry and photochemistry is important.
  However, despite the care and detail of the authors' analysis of periderm cell wall biochemistry, we are no nearer to preventing abrasion damage of the potato.
  New research found that foods high in fat and sugar can cause significant changes in brain biochemistry similar to drugs such as heroin and cocaine.
  Few data are currently available as to the yield of investigating mildly abnormal liver biochemistry in such a group.
  This genetic difference is too gaping for one type of membrane biochemistry to have evolved from the other, Koga argues.
  The link in both cases was a reaction to prescription drugs and the point is the delicacy of our brain biochemistry.
  Now, the nuts-and-bolts biochemistry of the brain is overwhelmingly complex.
  How much control can one exert on biochemistry and physiology without using various substances?
  Knapp has also investigated the evolutionary origins of fruit size, colour and biochemistry in the genus Solanum using a phylogenetic approach.
  Such errors are not surprising, given the many differences that exist between species in terms of their anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and metabolism.
  How the cellular biochemistry is coordinated to define a process operation remains a large problem.
  Despite the far-ranging scope of earlier work, aspects of germination and conversion physiology, and biochemistry in somatic embryos remain unexplored.
  In fact, one of the critical roles of enzymes in biochemistry is to lower the temperature requirements for chemical reactions.
  Special techniques and optics have been developed to reveal the structures and biochemistry of living cells.
  The physiotypes are physiological life forms as delineated by comparative physiology, biochemistry, biophysics and molecular biology.

单词	biochemistry
释义	Definition of biochemistry in English: biochemistry noun bʌɪə(ʊ)ˈkɛmɪstriˌbaɪoʊˈkɛməstri mass noun 1The branch of science concerned with the chemical and physico-chemical processes and substances that occur within living organisms. Example sentencesExamples Specifically, I'm a biologist with a strong background in biochemistry, materials science and bioinformatics. From supplement biochemistry and exercise science, to pure bodybuilding knowledge, Sean talks the talk and walks the walk. In the fall, Juliet plans to study biochemistry, molecular biology, and environmental science. Doctors have to know loads about biochemistry and the chemical reactions going on in your body. Those fields were molecular biology and glycoprotein chemistry and biochemistry. NMR has become one of the most prized tools in organic chemistry and biochemistry. Understanding the thermodynamic and structural basis of protein folding is one of the key issues in current research in biochemistry. But it's a big long step from organic chemistry to biochemistry. Interdisciplinary sciences such as biochemistry and social psychology would also have to be included. Compared with traditional high school chemistry courses, ChemCom students learn more organic and biochemistry. His main research interest is the molecular biology and biochemistry of the organism that causes African sleeping sickness. The science of biochemistry, nowadays regarded as one of the fundamental pillars upon which the study of medicine rests, is something of a newcomer. The field of environmental chemistry calls on organic chemistry, biochemistry and a heck of a lot of biology. On the contrary, at the very beginning of what was to become the science of biochemistry, Shelley foresaw how potent a tool it would be in the hands of scientists. To achieve this aim it draws on biology, biochemistry, engineering, mathematics and computer science. Of these, at least 130 programs offer degree options such as biochemistry or chemical education. It is therefore timely for a volume on Plant hormone biochemistry and molecular biology to be published. The key thing to remember is that biochemistry is the chemistry of the living world. The most modern chemical industries are those concerned with biochemistry, microbiology, and particularly pharmaceutical research. This does not mean, however, that chemistry, biochemistry or atomic physics are in some way giving us a false picture of reality. 1.1 The processes and substances with which the science of biochemistry is concerned. abnormal brain biochemistry Example sentencesExamples This genetic difference is too gaping for one type of membrane biochemistry to have evolved from the other, Koga argues. How the cellular biochemistry is coordinated to define a process operation remains a large problem. Such errors are not surprising, given the many differences that exist between species in terms of their anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and metabolism. Despite the far-ranging scope of earlier work, aspects of germination and conversion physiology, and biochemistry in somatic embryos remain unexplored. Although mice are much smaller than humans, they were chosen for the study because their physiology and biochemistry are similar to that of humans. This paper deals with the morphology, anatomy, histochemistry and biochemistry of the glandular hairs of S. jorullensis. In fact, one of the critical roles of enzymes in biochemistry is to lower the temperature requirements for chemical reactions. The surfactant group exhibited less lung injury on histology and biochemistry. The physiotypes are physiological life forms as delineated by comparative physiology, biochemistry, biophysics and molecular biology. Few data are currently available as to the yield of investigating mildly abnormal liver biochemistry in such a group. Now, the nuts-and-bolts biochemistry of the brain is overwhelmingly complex. The link in both cases was a reaction to prescription drugs and the point is the delicacy of our brain biochemistry. However, despite the care and detail of the authors' analysis of periderm cell wall biochemistry, we are no nearer to preventing abrasion damage of the potato. The relationship between hydrogen peroxide-treated melanin and its biochemistry and photochemistry is important. How much control can one exert on biochemistry and physiology without using various substances? Special techniques and optics have been developed to reveal the structures and biochemistry of living cells. Knapp has also investigated the evolutionary origins of fruit size, colour and biochemistry in the genus Solanum using a phylogenetic approach. New research found that foods high in fat and sugar can cause significant changes in brain biochemistry similar to drugs such as heroin and cocaine. The different origins, biochemistry and likely tertiary structure of the truncated plant haemoglobins suggest that these proteins may have separate cellular roles. The biochemistry of the heme group is the key issue in the understanding of these phenomena. Rhymes chemistry, photochemistry Definition of biochemistry in US English: biochemistry nounˌbaɪoʊˈkɛməstriˌbīōˈkeməstrē 1The branch of science concerned with the chemical and physicochemical processes and substances that occur within living organisms. Example sentencesExamples The science of biochemistry, nowadays regarded as one of the fundamental pillars upon which the study of medicine rests, is something of a newcomer. Those fields were molecular biology and glycoprotein chemistry and biochemistry. On the contrary, at the very beginning of what was to become the science of biochemistry, Shelley foresaw how potent a tool it would be in the hands of scientists. Of these, at least 130 programs offer degree options such as biochemistry or chemical education. But it's a big long step from organic chemistry to biochemistry. To achieve this aim it draws on biology, biochemistry, engineering, mathematics and computer science. Interdisciplinary sciences such as biochemistry and social psychology would also have to be included. This does not mean, however, that chemistry, biochemistry or atomic physics are in some way giving us a false picture of reality. NMR has become one of the most prized tools in organic chemistry and biochemistry. The most modern chemical industries are those concerned with biochemistry, microbiology, and particularly pharmaceutical research. It is therefore timely for a volume on Plant hormone biochemistry and molecular biology to be published. Compared with traditional high school chemistry courses, ChemCom students learn more organic and biochemistry. His main research interest is the molecular biology and biochemistry of the organism that causes African sleeping sickness. The key thing to remember is that biochemistry is the chemistry of the living world. From supplement biochemistry and exercise science, to pure bodybuilding knowledge, Sean talks the talk and walks the walk. Doctors have to know loads about biochemistry and the chemical reactions going on in your body. The field of environmental chemistry calls on organic chemistry, biochemistry and a heck of a lot of biology. Specifically, I'm a biologist with a strong background in biochemistry, materials science and bioinformatics. Understanding the thermodynamic and structural basis of protein folding is one of the key issues in current research in biochemistry. In the fall, Juliet plans to study biochemistry, molecular biology, and environmental science. 1.1 Biochemical processes. abnormal brain biochemistry Example sentencesExamples Although mice are much smaller than humans, they were chosen for the study because their physiology and biochemistry are similar to that of humans. The different origins, biochemistry and likely tertiary structure of the truncated plant haemoglobins suggest that these proteins may have separate cellular roles. The biochemistry of the heme group is the key issue in the understanding of these phenomena. This paper deals with the morphology, anatomy, histochemistry and biochemistry of the glandular hairs of S. jorullensis. The surfactant group exhibited less lung injury on histology and biochemistry. The relationship between hydrogen peroxide-treated melanin and its biochemistry and photochemistry is important. However, despite the care and detail of the authors' analysis of periderm cell wall biochemistry, we are no nearer to preventing abrasion damage of the potato. New research found that foods high in fat and sugar can cause significant changes in brain biochemistry similar to drugs such as heroin and cocaine. Few data are currently available as to the yield of investigating mildly abnormal liver biochemistry in such a group. This genetic difference is too gaping for one type of membrane biochemistry to have evolved from the other, Koga argues. The link in both cases was a reaction to prescription drugs and the point is the delicacy of our brain biochemistry. Now, the nuts-and-bolts biochemistry of the brain is overwhelmingly complex. How much control can one exert on biochemistry and physiology without using various substances? Knapp has also investigated the evolutionary origins of fruit size, colour and biochemistry in the genus Solanum using a phylogenetic approach. Such errors are not surprising, given the many differences that exist between species in terms of their anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and metabolism. How the cellular biochemistry is coordinated to define a process operation remains a large problem. Despite the far-ranging scope of earlier work, aspects of germination and conversion physiology, and biochemistry in somatic embryos remain unexplored. In fact, one of the critical roles of enzymes in biochemistry is to lower the temperature requirements for chemical reactions. Special techniques and optics have been developed to reveal the structures and biochemistry of living cells. The physiotypes are physiological life forms as delineated by comparative physiology, biochemistry, biophysics and molecular biology.
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