biology
- noun
- /baɪˈɑːlədʒi/
- The kids in my biology class learned something from it.
So this looks like biology that might not connect.
- So this looks like biology that might not connect.
- Like in high school I took AP Biology, AP chemistry.
- But as someone who studied human biology at Stanford, yeah.
- Then synthetic biology takes it a step further.
- A lot of there's not enough research on biology in that area.
- This is human psychology and biology in the deepest way.
- So many, in the old days, structural biology was a career in itself.
- We needed to have a way of bringing the biology to that incredible data.
Examples
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Let's talk about marine biology if you're open to it.
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Ask students to transfer their knowledge of cell biology and medical research to a new situation.
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So far, the laws of biology are also beyond our control.
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So they serve a really important role in biology with respect to food.
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We needed to have a way of bringing the biology to that incredible data.
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In middle school and high school, we also learn biology, chemistry, and maybe physics.
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The study reported in this article questioned 2,712 college biology students about their high school science experiences.
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We are also grateful to our colleagues in physics, biology, and chemistry for their input and collaboration.
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And we realize now through the research that our biology matches circadian rhythms.
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In high school, I enjoyed studying biology and learning about different ecosystems.
Synonyms
The study of living things and how they live
Areas of science that study living things like cells, animals and plants
The study of living things, like animals, plants, and cells, and how they work
Compounds
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A field that studies the small parts inside cells, like DNA and proteins, and how they work
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The study of how living things change and how new species form over a long time
A part of a university that teaches and studies living things like animals and plants
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A room with equipment for doing experiments about living things
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Study of how outer space affects living things and search for life elsewhere
How Biological
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Surface Forms
Morphology
biology = bio + logy
The word is transparently built from the combining form bio and the suffix -logy, yielding 'study of life'.
Etymology
Biology comes from the Greek parts bio- meaning 'life' and -logy meaning 'study', the same pieces you see in zoology or geology. So biology is the scientific study of living things and how they work.