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a. (context biology English) Of or pertaining to the organic molecules (especially macromolecules) that are found in living organisms
Usage examples of "biomolecular".
Senator Butler sent to receive the sample of the shroud are both biomolecular scientists.
At times, discussing biomolecular science with Spencer was like talking with a five-year-old.
We see stories about quantum, biomolecular brains for space robots, all set to conquer the stars.
Amazonian jungle seems to have concluded that light and darkness can merge in a similar fashion on the biomolecular plane, the social plane.
He alone knew the correct order in which the fifteen biomolecular units comprising the affinity twin had to be assembled.
Greyhorse with a computer, a biomolecular scanner, and the rest of the equipment he had requested.
Joseph stopped for a moment to shift the weight of the biomolecular scanner on his back, then fell back into his plodding forward rhythm.
Avro checked the room, looking for the fifteen symbols which would tell him all he needed to know: the sequence in which the biomolecular units of the affinity twin had to be assembled.
We must recover the sequence in which the fifteen biomolecular units must be assembled.