to manufacture
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- verb
- /ˌmænəˈfækʧər/
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- It's about how the environment shapes our DNA and causes our DNA to manufacture certain proteins or not manufacture certain proteins.
- cells manufacture
- manufacture molecules
And so here what we've done is now we're watching the whole molecular process that's involved in manufacturing the RNA.
- And so here what we've done is now we're watching the whole molecular process that's involved in manufacturing the RNA.
- Is there any evidence that vasopressin is manufactured in or impacted by the gut microbiome of humans?
- Again, part of this is due to when you deplete nutrients in the body, it's not able to manufacture as well thyroid hormones, testosterone and serotonin.
- If you're deficient in a neurotransmitter, you can't manufacture a mood.
Examples
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The microbiome also helps manufacture certain vitamins and like sort of sub vitamins.
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When you exercise, your body can manufacture endorphins that help to reduce stress.
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You can actually manufacture that for yourself in your own body.
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All they can do now is manufacture blood.
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Research has shown that when you hit the wall, you need to begin manufacturing alpha waves.
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Nutrients must somehow diffuse into the tissue to reach the few cells that can manufacture new molecules.
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The animals can't manufacture the amino acid, lysine.
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The Martian atmosphere, powered by sunlight, manufactures hydrogen peroxide.
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Again, part of this is due to when you deplete nutrients in the body, it's not able to manufacture as well thyroid hormones, testosterone and serotonin.
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Humans naturally manufacture vitamin D when exposed to sunlight.
Synonyms
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1.0
To create something by putting parts together
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2.0
To make something, often in large amounts for sale
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3.2
To make something that did not exist before
To make complex chemicals from simple parts inside a living thing
To make something using raw materials
Surface Forms
Etymology
Manufacture in biology keeps the same roots manu- 'hand' and -facere 'to make', and it simply means to 'produce' inside a living body. So when a cell or part of the body manufactures a substance, it is making that substance naturally.