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单词 biochemist
释义
biochemist
noun[C]
uk
/ˌbaɪ.əʊˈkem.ɪst/us
/ˌbaɪ.oʊˈkem.ɪst/
ascientistwhostudiesthechemistryoflivingthings:
生物化学家，生化学家
Biochemists havegreatlyadvancedhumanunderstandingof howcellscopythemselves.生化学家对细胞如何复制有相当深入的了解。
Leontrainedas amedicaldoctorand as a biochemist.里奥接受训练成为一名医生和生化学家。
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biochemistry
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  • She is a biochemist at the University of California.
  • A biochemistdiscoveredagenethattellsplantstodieat the end of aseason.
  • The age-datingtechniquewasdevelopedby biochemist Jeffrey Bada.
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(Definition ofbiochemistfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbiochemist

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This was the first time that the prion protein became ' visible ' - from a biochemist's point of view.
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Thebiochemistlooks for the process mediated by the isolated protein in dilute solution.
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Similarly, until very recently, chemists and biochemists lacked the methods to investigate the effect of forces or torques on molecules or on their reactions.
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Such a view is a staple of creation ' scientists ', but even cosmologists and biochemists have been overheard murmuring similar sentiments.
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The esoteric knowledge of biochemists and the like is not widely shared.
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In general biochemists think of it as a short-range contact interaction, but this will require further study for ionic systems.
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To me, this is the most interesting challenge which faces the coccidialbiochemisttoday.
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This was probably also the case for other contemporary biologists or biochemists.
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This aspect of mental health is being explored by anatomists, physiologists, geneticists, biochemists, neuropathologists, neurologists, neurosurgeons, psychologists, psychiatrists and other specialists.
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These molecules are under active investigation by biochemists.
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One such example is defend, the keyword suggested by thebiochemist.
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The degree of chain heterogeneity that existed was an additional problem facing the protein biochemists.
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Here, the author, drawing on her background as abiochemist, suggests that the extensive reading of journal articles (rather than books), can be used to guide trainees towards autonomous research.
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Biotechnology today is virtually an all-embracing term, a multidisciplinary science that reflects a broad spectrum of expertise including ethnobotonists, natural history people, conservationists, biochemists, physicists, molecular biologists, and engineers.
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There is at present no evidence of general difficulty in recruiting and retaining medical physicists and biochemists.
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