Our 2003-2004 survey of university
bioscientists conducting agriculturally related work gives insight into relationships as yet unexamined in the literature.
CHGC
bioscientists achieve fast query times with the SGI InfiniteStorage 350, which ensures the data generated by the CHGC research, reaching hundreds of gigabytes in size, is both protected and available to maximize analysis.
RESEARCH:
Bioscientist Dr Eithne Costello Picture: TONY KENWRIGHT
One of the initial motivations of the biotechnology study that spawned our current larger growth, science, and technology project was to examine the cost in lost scientific productivity of commercial involvement of the very best academic
bioscientists.
There is a growing appreciation of the particularity of human illness that never existed before among
bioscientists.
In the same way that the concept of dietary fiber (previously referred to rather disparagingly as roughage) changed accepted nutritional wisdom in the early 1970s, antioxidants have added another dimension to our knowledge, reflecting the willingness of biochemists and
bioscientists to accept that not everything to do with nutrition has yet been learned.
National Science Foundation statistics from 1993 show that women constitute only 28 percent of employed
bioscientists with doctorates and just 10 percent of employed physical scientists with doctorates.
In any case, the discrepancy rate is one that the Wadsworth
bioscientists, led by James Turner, say they can easily live with, given the convenience of the automated process.
Marine
bioscientists are already working at the molecular level, doing fundamental research that is expected to lead to the eventual genetic engineering of marine plant strains for enhanced aquaculture.
Mintz and Vincent Racaniello, two longtime
bioscientists, who recognized a need for junior and senior scientists to network with one another and other bioscience professionals to realize and achieve professional or career goals.
Biologists,
bioscientists, pharmaceutical scientists, and other researchers from North America, Europe, and Argentina describe mitochondria metabolism and their function in energy-dependent redox reactions, as well as the role of superoxide, hydrogen peroxide, and hydrogen sulfide in signal transduction and transcription and mitochondrial biogenesis, then the role of mitophagy, epigenetic mitochondrial DNA modifications, mitochondrial dynamics, and sirtuins in diseases like nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, viral hepatitis, diabetes, and ceramide and drug toxicity.
In the late 20th century,
bioscientists, bioethicists, theologists, and philosophers found themselves in a profound influential evolutionary era that accelerated the emergence of systematic medical ethics in clinical research.
