systems biology
nounSystems biology is a way of studying living things by looking at all their parts working together as one big team.
Using systems biology, scientists can see how genes, proteins, and cells all work together to keep a body healthy.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The scientific field that uses computer models and large datasets to understand how biological components interact as a whole system.
Systems biology relies on computer models to predict how a cell will respond to a drug.
3. An approach in research that studies the interactions between genes, proteins, and other molecules rather than studying them one at a time.
Her lab uses systems biology to map the complex network of signals in immune cells.
4. The study of biological systems as networks of interacting parts, often combining experiments with computational analysis.
The conference focused on systems biology and its role in personalized medicine.