Top Research Papers on Biology

Yes of course it is, you reply, and so do I. But, are we in a minority in recognizing that the life sciences can be hard science?

Creative and critical thinking as well as problem-solving methods are combined to seek answers to questions regarding biology, a process called the scientific method. It consists of first making observations; then a statement of a problem or the asking of a question; later the biologist will formulate hypothetical answers to the questions that were asked about their observations. Finally, experiments are designed and conducted to test the hypothetical answers. The biologists establish procedures to gather quantitative and qualitative data. This data is analyzed, and a conclusion is drawn that ...

This chapter discusses the variety of life, cells, heredity, and evolution, as well as living things and their environment, and health and hygiene.

Graduates with Biology degrees from UA become physicians, dentists, pharmacists, veterinarians, and university professors, as well as conducting a variety of biological research in firms such as Enviroscience, Battelle Memorial Institute, Ohio EPA, Ohio Nature Conservancy, and Ohio DNR.

The reviewer was deeply impressed by the grace and clarity with which the author integrated an assortment of facts in presenting his central theme or principle.

P.Lederberg submitted this description of biology to Peterson's Guides for their 1987 Annual Guides to Graduate Study.

Examining the organ systems of mammals, predominantly the human, results in an appreciation of the integration and control of all systems.

This course surveys the form and function of the microbial world and examines certain microbes are global public health concerns.

The evolution of CORPTALK involved many energetic and inspiring conversations with my dear friend, collaborator, teacher and mentor, Dr. John (Jay) Mince, and draws on Jay's explorations and teaching about “living scripts” and represents an investigation, and, an invitation to re-vision the authors' work within the business world.

The beginning chapters are very general and struck me as common-sense knowledge for any dedicated student, regardless of the subject area, and the narrative picks up when the authors discuss specific topics, using biology as …

This book offers children an approachable source of information on key subjects such as the life cycle, the human body, plantlife, evolution and ecosystems, filled with up to date information straight from the headlines on such topical issues as stem cell research and the latest dinosaur discoveries.

These are thrilling times to study biology, as advances in molecular biology, epigenetics, and bioinformatics are leading to extraordinary new insights in every field, from evolution and ecology to development, cell biology, genetics/ genomics, and neuroscience.

Queen's Biology students have the opportunity to explore the full breadth of biology: the inner workings of cells; the integrative biology of organisms; the interactions between organisms in ecological communities; and the central roles of genetics and evolution in shaping the diversity of life. Hands-on laboratory exercises, field courses offered locally at our renowned Queen’s University Biological Station (https:// qubs.ca/home/) and around the world, and independent research opportunities in professors’ laboratories on selected topics are hallmarks of a Degree Plan in Biology. The mission ...

Interest was focussed on the pathogenetic role of the E2 peplomer protein, virus-target cell interactions, the immune modulatory role of coronaviruses as well as immunopathological reactions of the host.

This paper reviews significant aspects of organismal biology and presents current hypotheses concerning the origin and diversification of life on earth, as well as investigating the biomedical applications of the polymeric biomaterials.

Studies; genetic screens, genomics and gene expression studies; proteomics and protein purification techniques; and molecular cloning and DNA manipulation.

This work will look at how genomes evolve from bacteria to multicellular as well the evolution of body plans in plants and animals and the molecular underpinnings of these developmental transitions.

evolution of human genome, genetic and physical mapping of human chromosomes, molecular genetics of inherited diseases and forensic genetics.

Adjunct Faculty Antunes, P., Babak, T., Birt, T.T., Casselman, J.A.

Students take responsibility for their own active, inquiry-based learning on biological problems, and are challenged to use critical and creative thinking in both independent and group work.