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Summary: New Delhi [India], May 29 (ANI): Google dedicated its doodle on Tuesday to biochemist SEaA[sup.1]ren Peder Lauritz SEaA[sup.1]rensen.

A hospital biochemist has been struck off for rigging up a secret camera in staff toilets.

Emperor of Enzymes: A Biography of Arthur Kornberg, Biochemist and Nobel Laureate

William Elliott and Daphne Elliott have produced a very accessible resource in How Life Works: The Inside Word from a Biochemist. I consider the resource to be a novella textbook; information is presented clearly with coloured illustrations to support it.

A biochemist is interested in the chemistry of how the body works.

Set in the near future of England, in which the nation is driven apart by terrorists, riots, and plague, a single biochemist holds documents implicating the government in an unspeakable crime.

Dr Keith Griffiths, Consultant Biochemist, said: "This involved the measuring of four chemicals which could, when observed together, help identify the cancer.

"Nobody has thus far carried out a concerted screen [of chemicals[ against these targets," says structural biochemist Adrian R.

A chemical analysis of chocolate published in The Biochemist in April/May 1993 turned up theobromine but no caffeine.

Conventional medicine should consider these alternatives, argues biochemist and journalist Murcott, who makes a research-backed case for alternative medicine's importance.

Biochemist Don Weeks and colleagues identified a gene that can make dicamba-sensitive crops, such as soybeans, tolerant to the widely used herbicide.

Alberto tells the story of their exploration of the South American continent, made when he was a 29-year-old biochemist, and Che was a 23-year-old medical student.