Radical

... of groups of scientists rather than on their adherence to a specific, definable method. In this regard, Kuhn is considered a precursor to the more radical thinking of Paul Feyerabend. Kuhn's work has also been regarded as blurring the demarcation between scientific and non-scientific enterprises, ...

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... (or any other gene that regulates the fight or flight response), and the ones that make us worry constantly - (neurobiological ones). Free radical scavengers are still the best bet to have to live longer, and boost up the cytochromes in the liver to detox ourselves of all the xenobiotics ...

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... acquired from the experiment were done after the cell was exposed to hydrogen peroxide which could likely make the active metabolite hydroxyl radical and thereby exposing the cell's structures. The study was conducted by adding the peroxynitrite to the cells using standard DMEM (Dulbecco's ...

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... situation I had a couple years back where I had drunk far too much alcohol.. then I thought: surely there's a better way of flushing it (without radical medical procedures like stomach pumping) out of the body than just "waiting it out" whilst someone is in such a state.. If Bob is ...

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... to Daniel C. Dennett? He's a philosopher who is trying to apply evolutionary theory to some of the standard philosophical questions. (My, what a radical idea - philosophy based on the real world!) Sounds like your prof may be heading in that direction, too.

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