Biological sciences papers

A. Veda, Molecular Simulation in the Chemical, Physical and Biological Sciences. Papers presented at the International Symposium on Molecular Simulation, held at Fukui Prefectural University, Fukui, Japan, November 23-25,1994, in Mol. Simul., 16 (1-3), Gordon 8c Breach, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1996. 

Biological sciences papers 1957 Bimonthly 900 American Institute of Biological Sciences (NSF) 20... 

A substantial number of papers have been published between the 60s and the 90s on the determination of inorganic analytes by CL-based techniques. The application of established methods to the analysis of inorganic compounds involves the areas of environmental, geographical, and biological sciences. Although many efforts have been undertaken in the past years, there still remains a challenge to apply CL-based techniques to routine analysis of inorganic elements, as the complex matrix of a real sample may cause unexpected effects on CL emission. 

Richard K. Koehn, the author of more than 100 papers and co-editor of The Evolution of Genes and Proteins, was professor of ecology and evolution at the State University of New York at Stony Brook (1970 to 1992) where he was also dean of biological sciences (1978 to 1988) and director of the Center for Advanced Biomedical Biotechnology for New York State (1983 to 1992). Koehn was vice president for research at the University of Utah from 1992 to August 2000. He is currently president and CEO of Salus Therapeutics, Inc., an emerging biotechnology company in Salt Lake City, Utah. 

Numerous scientific papers and contributions to conferences in the field of biological sciences finish with a statement on the usefulness of the presented work for a commercial product. In most cases the idea can be considered as a starting point for an applied research project - rather than the end of it. 

Consonant with these objectives, the authors of these papers were chosen specifically for their expertise and recognized contributions on anaerobic processes to the biological sciences and engineering fields. The... 

Nature Biotechnology. New York Nature Publishing. Monthly. ISSN 1087-0156. The primary function is to publish novel biological research papers that demonstrate the possibility of significant application in the pharmaceutical, medical, agricultural, and environmental sciences. An equally important function is to provide analysis of, and commentary on, the research published, as well as on the business, regulatory, and societal activities that influence this research. 

This journal is a copublication of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and the American Chemical Society. Its focus is the impact of the revolutions in biological sciences and their current and future impact on the practices of engineering and industry. Current papers describe the applica-... 

Watson and Crick s one-page paper, published in 1953, contained little more than 900 words. However it triggered a major revolution in the biologic sciences and produced the conceptual foundation for the discipline of molecular biology. 

Comments by Dietland Muller-Schwarze and two anonymous reviewers greatly improved this paper. Financial support was provided by The American Museum of Natural History Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Fund and Central Washington University Department of Biological Sciences. Richard Lukose, James Stegan and Daniel Ray assisted with animal capture. 

This paper derives from a contribution to the Systematics Association Third Biennial meeting I thank Peter Forey and David Williams for the invitation to participate. I also thank Brigid Hogan for being a sufficiently open-minded PhD supervisor to allow me to switch my research topic to homeobox genes 18 years ago. The author s work in this field is funded predominantly by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council. 

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