systematic biology

• Fröhlich's Physical Theory of Cancer - Fröhlich's Path From Theoretical Physics to Biology, and the Cancer Problem

A review is given of Fröhlich's approach to biology from the side of theoretical physics, and illustrated in the context of his prediction of three types of coherent excitations in living systems based on their dielectric and elastic properties and far-from-equilibrium (non-linear) character. Supporting experimental evidence is presented, and the difficulty in achieving reproducibility addressed. His envisaged role of coherent excitations in cell division and its control is outlined, together with the implications for cancer - as understood at the time of his work.

... of living systems precludes any such systematic approach. Furthermore, many biological properties ...

• Neural Network World; International Journal on Neural and Mass - Parallel Computing and Information Systems
• Band 19 Nr. 4, Juli 2009

• Regulating biomedicine in Belgium and France: neighboring countries, diverging policies.

...Thirdly, we undertake a systematic comparison of the decision-making process and cons... research and by its applications in biology, medicine and health. Since its creation, the Comm...

• German Policy Studies
• Band 3 Nr. 4, Dezember 2006