Water-bearer

What you just said about amino acids makes no sense - it's like saying water can't be stored because hydrogen is explosive. Amino acids can be sequestered in proteins - whether that is true storage or not is debatable. If you USE amino acids for respiration-derived ...

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from a chemistry persepective all bio molecules need water for their reaction to occur.

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I have collected two bacteria and two fungal cultures collected from sea water (Bay of Bengal) , grown on Minimal salt media. I wanted to test them whether they are Probiotic cultures or not. As Food Microbiology is very new to me. I have not yet work out with ...

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First of all, biology is scientific discipline, so no, water is not biology. If you meant whether is it alive or subject of study of biology, that's something different. It's not alive, but some biologists may be interested in some aspects of water.

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Water is necessary for the biology we've observed, but pure water itself is not alive. The study of pure water falls under chemistry, not biology. Of course, once you have pond scum all that changes and it's biology all the ...

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