biochemistry
- noun
- /ˌbaɪoʊˈkɛmɪstri/
- Specialized
- The study of biochemistry helps us understand how cells communicate and metabolize nutrients.
- biochemistry and physiology
- biochemistry and biology
- biochemistry and genetics
What, what does that look like in terms of their biochemistry and, and impact on sleep?
- What, what does that look like in terms of their biochemistry and, and impact on sleep?
- Then I enrolled in school to go learn organic chemistry, biochemistry, nutritional biochemistry.
- is able to change the biochemistry inside deeper than ever thought possible.
- And that's because it's the only diet that changes the the biochemistry of the brain.
- I've, I've been in biochemistry, so I would love to be in biotech.
- And when they have the right feeling, something shifts in your biochemistry, in your neurology, in your heart.
- I, I came from a background for, for a while anyway, in industrial biochemistry in the waste industry.
- They sort of still understood the human Physiology and biochemistry.
- A bigger question is whether any of that is tied to organic biochemistry.
- And what happens to us on the outside in our life is instructing our biochemistry.
- Food is information and food is biochemistry, and your brain needs to want the food that you give it.
- And really interestingly, atypical depression seems to have a lot of biochemistry in common with chronic fatigue syndrome.
Examples
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"I met a man with a Ph.D. in biochemistry the other day.
Fiction book (1994) -
My plan to study biochemistry lasted just about a year.
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So we really need to change our biochemistry to stay young.
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What, what does that look like in terms of their biochemistry and, and impact on sleep?
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And so, but as we do that, we still have to follow the rules of biochemistry as we know it.
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So in many ways, if you look at the biochemistry of a human being, it is the most complex chemical factory on the planet.
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But I'm a PhD student in biochemistry at Harvard.
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I did my undergrad in biochemistry at Imperial College London and next thing you know I'm doing a medical degree here.
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The student wrote his biochemistry paper on emerging concepts of the neurochemistry of mental disorders.
Academic text (1992) -
When he graduated, he went to Rutgers, where he majored in biochemistry.
Synonyms
The study of the chemical processes in living things
How Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Biochemistry combines bio- meaning 'life' and chemistry meaning 'the study of substances', like in biology. So biochemistry is the study of the chemicals and processes that happen inside living things.