microbiology
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noun
Other Word Forms
- microbiologic adjective
- microbiological adjective
- microbiologically adverb
- microbiologist noun
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The team is also planning studies to examine how ultrasound affects honey microbiology.
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But there is one small hitch, as described by Epstein in an email: “She is a microbiology major and is still in university, so I doubt that she could travel during the week.”
The symposium included twelve specialists representing nutrition, food science, dietetics, nutrition metabolism and physiology, cardiovascular and cognitive health, gut health and microbiology, and both preclinical and clinical research models.
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"This is a new way of regenerating adult tissue, and it has significant clinical promise for treating arthritis due to aging or injury," said Helen Blau, PhD, professor of microbiology and immunology.
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Notti earned his Ph.D. in structural microbiology at Rockefeller before moving into oncology, and he suggested to Walz that they investigate this unanswered question together.
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