Word: cellular
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...warm, sparse earth colors, the heat and the townscape of Hammamet, a desert construction of white boxes and bubbling domes, affected him so powerfully that he was at last able to tell his diary that "color and I are one. I am a painter." The vision of the cellular-grid forms of Tunis, though he never went back there, would always stay with him, as one sees from later paintings, such as the exquisite Picture of a City (Red-Green Accents...
Several weeks ago during my introductory cell biology course, my professor interrupted the usual drone about the fascinating world of cellular processes with a picture of Alba, a fluorescent green rabbit. The professor showed Alba—the brainchild of a sick-minded conceptual artist—to raise the ethical question of whether it is acceptable to genetically engineer animals for artwork. But no sooner did he get a perfunctory guffaw from the class for effect, than he gave a brief exhortation to the class to go home and think about the interesting ethical dilemma of engineering life...
...identifying and cataloguing huge numbers of chemicals in the hope of finding more effective drugs, the Molecular Target Laboratory (MTL) will expand on the work of Harvard’s smaller Institute of Chemical and Cellular Biology (ICCB...
...don’t know that [collaborations] can be institutionalized,” Tarr Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology Markus Meister says. “People find people, that’s how collaborations come about,” he says, adding that he sees no institutional barrier that needs to be broken...
Harvard’s commitment to stem cell research began three years ago, when Melton was the first from the molecular and cellular biology department to bring stem cells to the attention of university officials—including Jane Corlette, acting vice president for Government, Community and Public Affairs...