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binucleate
binucleated
Binucleolate
bio lab
bio-
bioactive
bioarm
bioassay
bioattack
Bioblast
biocatalyst
biocatalytic
Biocellate
biochemical
biochemical mechanism
biochemically
-- biochemist --
Biochemistry
biochip
bioclimatic
bioclimatology
biodefence
biodefense
biodegradable
biodegradable pollution
biodiversity
Biodynamic
Biodynamics
Bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA)
bioelectricity
bioengineering
bioethics
biofeedback
biochemist
Noun
1.
biochemist
-
someone
with
special
training
in
biochemistry
Albert
Szent-Gyorgyi
,
Albert
von
Szent-Gyorgyi
,
Casimir
Funk
,
Chain
,
chemist
,
Crick
,
Edward
Calvin
Kendall
,
Edward
Kendall
,
Edward
Lawrie
Tatum
,
enzymologist
,
Ernst
Boris
Chain
,
Francis
Crick
,
Francis
Henry
Compton
Crick
,
Francois
Jacob
,
Fred
Sanger
,
Frederick
Sanger
,
Fritz
Albert
Lipmann
,
Funk
,
George
Herbert
Hitchings
,
Hans
Adolf
Krebs
,
Haworth
,
Hitchings
,
Hopkins
,
Jacob
,
Jacques
Lucien
Monod
,
Jacques
Monod
,
John
Howard
Northrop
,
Kendall
,
Krebs
,
Lipmann
,
Maurice
Hugh
Frederick
Wilkins
,
Maurice
Wilkins
,
Max
Ferdinand
Perutz
,
Max
Perutz
,
Meyerhof
,
Monod
,
Northrop
,
Ochoa
,
Otto
Fritz
Meyerhof
,
Otto
Heinrich
Warburg
,
Otto
Meyerhof
,
Perutz
,
Sanger
,
Severo
Ochoa
,
Sir
Ernst
Boris
Chain
,
Sir
Frederick
Gowland
Hopkins
,
Sir
Hans
Adolf
Krebs
,
Sir
Walter
Norman
Haworth
,
Szent-Gyorgyi
,
Tatum
,
Warburg
,
Wilkins
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