What are the ethical considerations related to the manipulation and use of macromolecules in biotechnology?

We have an array of instruments that are available for use by members of the Johns Hopkins community as well as by outside users. Macromolecules are large complex molecules that occur in colloidal state in intercellular fluid. They are formed by the polymerization of low molecular ... Jun 20, 2005 ... Next, the researchers deposited synthetic polymer macromolecules onto the bilayer surface to mimic the roles of membrane-associating proteins. Feb 8, 2019 ... We developed an ingestible self-orienting millimeter-scale applicator (SOMA) that autonomously positions itself to engage with GI tissue. Tightly bound ¹H2O molecules immediately adjacent to the macromolecules or within their crevices behave in a similar fashion, possessing very short T2 values ... Jan 9, 2013 ... macromolecules making up the crystals. The introduction of third generation synchrotron sources has provided high brilliance monochromatic X ... Jul 21, 2016 ... Macromolecules are large sized complex chemicals that have high molecular weight, lower solubility and complex conformation. A.P. Traditionally, cellular organization is studied by the imaging of particular macromolecules tagged by fluorescent markers, which captures their ... Macromolecular colloids are colloidal fluids with a high molecular weight. The majority of lyophilic sols are macromolecular colloids. Natural macromolecules ... ... macromolecules. A metallic coating on the surrounding support film does, indeed, produce a significant improvement in the high-resolution contrast for a ...