- •English for biotechnologists and biologists: Английский язык для биотехнологов и
- •Глава 2.Современное образование и его исто- рия………………………………………….
- •Предисловие
- •Unit 1 Likes and dislikes
- •Biotechnologist’s favorite things
- •Vocabulary
- •Mostpositive Mostnegative
- •Present Progressive.
- •Present Simpleorthe Present Progressive.
- •The secret of genius
- •Ученые нашли возможные причины гени- альности Эйнштейна
- •Education
- •The History of Education
- •Vocabulary
- •Simple Past Tense.
- •The Kazan Institute of Biology
- •Unit 3 a place to live
- •How to plan a town?
- •Vocabulary
- •Тихие островки, по- среди буйной жизни
- •Unit 4 Our nutrition
- •You are what you eat
- •Vocabulary
- •Scientists discover healthier pizza
- •Гусь или индейка?
- •Unit 5 Chemistry and itsbranches
- •Ancient science
- •Vocabulary
- •Tense Game
- •Gas chromatography
- •История химии
- •Unit 6 Biology
- •The Science of Life
- •Vocabulary
- •Cytology as a science.
- •Не щекотно!
- •Unit 7Embryology
- •What is Embryology?
- •Vocabulary
- •Physiology of plants and animals
- •Cv (curriculum vitae) Perminov Vitaly
- •Unit 8 Biochemistry
- •Biological chemistry
- •Vocabulary
- •Biochemical pathway sand processes
- •Unit 9 Biophysics
- •The bridge between biology and physics
- •Vocabulary
- •Ever, never, for, since, already, just,yet
- •Three branches of biophysics.
- •Области применения биофизики.
- •Unit 10 Physicochemical methods of analysis
- •Physicochemi-cal Methods of
- •Vocabulary
- •What Is a Biochemistry Laboratory?
- •Unit 11
- •Immune System. Immunology
- •A magnificent protector
- •Vocabulary
- •Future Perfect Tense.
- •Immunology
- •A useful vitamin
- •Vocabulary
- •Unit13 Microbiology
- •The fantastic world
- •Vocabulary
- •Unit 14 Virology
- •Virology and viruses
- •Vocabulary
- •The history of vaccination
- •Хроническую усталость вызывает ретро- вирус
- •Unit 15 Cancer
- •A devastating disease
- •Vocabulary
- •Sunshine may prevent cancer
- •Витамин д, солнце, рак и загар
- •Unit 16 Biotechnology. General knowledge
- •What is biotechnology?
- •Vocabulary
- •Medical biotechnology
- •Unit 17
- •The scope of ge- netic engineering
- •Vocabulary
- •The Human Genome Project.
- •Does she/he have ...
- •Does she/he have…
- •Gm Food
- •Unit 18 Stem cells
- •Our future hope?
- •Vocabulary
- •Embryo-Safe Stem Cell Research
- •Unit 19 Cloning
- •Cloning and concerns about it
- •Vocabulary
- •Did you know…?
- •Human cloning
- •Unit 20 Biotechnological ethics
- •Ethical issues in biotech
- •Vocabulary
- •Genetically modified foods ethics
- •Human genetics ethics
- •3Dсимуляторы лабораторных животных
- •Unit 21 Nanotechnology
- •Nanotechnology
- •Vocabulary
- •Proteins
- •Наночастицы.
- •Appendix 1
- •Additional textsHiv's history traced Appendix 2
- •Bad news for hiv-vaccines?
- •Parasite that makes cat-lovers neurotic
- •Yum, amino acids
- •Gm could hold back the tears
- •Atkins-style diets can be life-threatening, doc- tors warn
- •Combinational adenovirus-mediated gene therapy and dendritic cell vaccine in combating well-established tumors
- •Light smokers escape heart risk three years after quitting
- •Восстановление поврежденного спинного мозга возможно
- •Биотехнологические препараты крови
- •Стволовые клетки против инфаркта мио- карда
- •Антифермент против увеита
- •Спасительный лейцин
- •Малярийный сахар
- •Воеводина Ольга Сергеевна, Нестерова Ольга Юрьев- на, Садыкова Айгуль Рафисовна English for biotechnologists and biotechnologists: Английский язык для биотехнологов и биологов
Vocabulary
proach in analytical science.
Also, hybridization with other traditional analyti- cal tools is revolutionizing analytical science. Micros- copy can be categorized into three different fields: op- tical microscopy, electron microscopy, and scanning probe microscopy. Recently, this field is rapidly pro- gressing because of the rapid development of the computer and camera industries. Combinations of the above techniques produce a "hybrid" or "hyphenated" technique. Several examples are in popular use today and new hybrid techniques are under development, for example, gas chromatography-mass spectrometry, gas
accompanied analytical chemistry
atomic absorption spec- troscopy
atomic emission spec- troscopy
biological tissues calibration curve calorimetry chemical structure color intensity coulometry
crystallography decrease (v) electric current electric potential electroanalytical method
electromagnetic radia- tion
electrospray
fast atom bombardment fluorescence hybridization
ionization methods infrared spectroscopy instrumental analyse investigate (v)
mass spectrometry mass-to-charge ratio microscopy
resonance spectroscopy photoemission spec- troscopy
property
potentiometry production processes pure solvent separation processes single molecule solve(v)
ultraviolet-visiblespec- troscopy
voltammetry
x-rayfluorescence
зитьуровень абсорбации.
4. Fill in the gaps in thissentences:
Physicochemical methods of have widerapplication.
Spectroscopy measures the interaction of the moleculeswith .
From the raw data the relative placementof
in space may bedetermined.
Separation processes are used to decrease the complexityof .
The visualization of single molecules,single
Translate the sentences with the words fromvocabulary after thetext.
Флюоресценция- свечение некоторых тел под влиянием освещения, по прекращении кото- рого свечение ненаблюдается.
Чистый растворительне обладает запа- хом и нетоксичен.
Достаточно знатьхимический со-ставвещества и его плотность, что- бы предсказать и все его прочиесвойства.
Ученым необходимо измерить оптиче- ские линийодиночныхмолекул.
Спектроскопия обнаруживает и определя- ет вещества при помощи измерения их характе- ристическихспектров.
После изучения теории ученыепринялись
исследоватьновый материал.
В этом эксперименте необходимопони-
biological cells, biological tissues and nanomaterials is very important and attractiveapproachin .
6) Microscopy can be categorized into three dif- ferentfields: , ,andscanningprobemicroscopy.
Write out the sentences expressing the mainideas of each logical part of thetext.
Write a summary of the text in your ownwords making use of plan and the sentences you’ve writtenout.
Choose the type of instrumental analysis andmake a detailed presentation aboutit.
Past PerfectandPast Perfect Progressive.Choose the correct sentence from eachpair.
I knew the facts of the case because Ihad
read / had been readingthe report.
My eyes ached because Ihad read / had beenreadingfor threehours.
The children were filthy. Theyhad played /had been playingin the garden, and they were covered inmud.
I was very nervous at the beginning of the match. Ihad never played/ had never been playingher before, and I didn't know how good shewas.
Donald excelled himself as a cook. Hehadcooked / had been cookinga wonderful Spanishdish.
Donald was very cross. Hehad worked/ hadbeen workingin the kitchen all morning, and none had offered tohelp.
Define if the verb tenses in these sentencesarecorrect.
He had been sitting here for 40 minutes when the telephonerang.
I had tried to get him on the phone allday.
When Sarah arrived at the party, Paul had been already goinghome.
When we got back the babysitter had gone home.
Tom had done his homework for an hour when his friend came to seehim.
They had hoped to get the summit but Travers fell ill at basecamp.
When we got home last night, we found that somebody had been breaking into theflat.
At eight in the morning we had been driving for sixhours.
Read this text and translateit.
