Molecular sociology

It is a sort of molecular sociology Non-covalent interactions define the intercomponent bond, the action and reaction, in brief, the behaviour of the molecular individuals and populations their social structure as an ensemble of individuals having its own organisation their stability and their fragility their tendency to associate or to isolate themselves their selectivity, their elective affinities and class structure, their ability to recognize each other their dynamics, fluidity or rigidity of arrangements and of castes, tensions, motions and reorientations their mutual action and their transformations by each other. 

Schizophrenia] is also psychological, sociological, and even theological. For like the psychedelic reaction, the molecular abnormality in schizophrenia merely sets off the train of events which are perceived and reacted to by a person in terms of his life s programming.. .. The same factors that lead to a psychotomimetic reaction in normal people probably lead to the psychosis features of schizophrenia (p. 128). 

Abir-Am, P. G. (1987). The biotheoretical gathering, trans-disciplinary authority and the incipient legitimation of molecular biology in the 1930s New perspective on the historical sociology of science. History of Science 25 64. 

Immunology internal medicine and other medical specialties demography public health sociology biochemistry bioethics environmental science genetics microbiology molecular biology toxicology. 

What we have just described is reminiscent of a frustrated couple, where both partners are bound together but have very different tastes. How will such couples behave, either individually or in large numbers The question is just as relevant in sociology as it is in the physical chemistry of surfaces. We proceed next to analyze a few responses at the molecular level. 

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