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Definition of glycobiology in US English: glycobiologynoun ˌɡlīkōbīˈäləjēˌɡlīkōbīˈäləjē 1The scientific study of carbohydrates and their role in biology. Example sentencesExamples - To Dwek, who coined the term glycobiology more than a decade ago, the increasing scientific and medical interest in the field is welcome.
- ‘This is the first time that a glycoprotein has been shown to behave like an antibiotic,’ says Dr. Minoru Fukuda, who has devoted 20 years of his research career to the study of glycobiology and cancer.
- Reflecting the desire of the scientific community to push glycobiology forward, the National Institute of General Medical Sciences last fall committed $34 million over 5 years to certain areas of carbohydrate research.
- He also confirmed what he said in his deposition in the US proceedings, namely that ‘any person of ordinary skill in the art of glycobiology in 1984 would understand [the information in the deleted matter] to be grossly inaccurate’.
- From its early days of analysing glycoproteins, Oxford GlycoSciences has matured into a respected drug discovery and development company using its expertise in proteomics, glycobiology and glycochemistry.
- The institution is engaged in the research of reproductive and reception biochemistry, protein and bioorganic chemistry, glycobiology, gene regulation, structural biology, and molecular biophysics.
- 1.1 Glycobiology limited to the study of sugars.
Example sentencesExamples - As erythropoietin and heparin attest, the study of sugars, a field known as glycobiology, can be big business.
Definition of glycobiology in US English: glycobiologynounˌɡlīkōbīˈäləjē 1The scientific study of carbohydrates and their role in biology. Example sentencesExamples - He also confirmed what he said in his deposition in the US proceedings, namely that ‘any person of ordinary skill in the art of glycobiology in 1984 would understand [the information in the deleted matter] to be grossly inaccurate’.
- From its early days of analysing glycoproteins, Oxford GlycoSciences has matured into a respected drug discovery and development company using its expertise in proteomics, glycobiology and glycochemistry.
- Reflecting the desire of the scientific community to push glycobiology forward, the National Institute of General Medical Sciences last fall committed $34 million over 5 years to certain areas of carbohydrate research.
- To Dwek, who coined the term glycobiology more than a decade ago, the increasing scientific and medical interest in the field is welcome.
- The institution is engaged in the research of reproductive and reception biochemistry, protein and bioorganic chemistry, glycobiology, gene regulation, structural biology, and molecular biophysics.
- ‘This is the first time that a glycoprotein has been shown to behave like an antibiotic,’ says Dr. Minoru Fukuda, who has devoted 20 years of his research career to the study of glycobiology and cancer.
- 1.1 Glycobiology limited to the study of sugars.
Example sentencesExamples - As erythropoietin and heparin attest, the study of sugars, a field known as glycobiology, can be big business.
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