molecular biology
noun [U] specializedDefinition
› the study of the structure and action of the molecules that make up living thingsAnimal and plant biology - general words
(Definition of molecular biology noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- assimilate verb (ABSORB)
- assimilation noun (INTO ORGANISM)
- biochemistry noun
- biological adjective
- biologist noun
- biology noun
- biophysics noun
- biorhythm noun
- botanical adjective
- botanist noun
- botany noun
- natural history noun
- naturalist noun
- organic adjective (LIVING)
- stimulate verb
- stimulus noun
- sting verb (HURT)
- the natural sciences noun
- zoologist noun
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