to be or not to be that’s the question-3

to be or not to be; that’s the question; part 1;

death is something real which is fully accepted by human being, the definition of death is different among public and scientists such as philosophy experts and biologists. here we leave the philosophy content to themselves and look at the death from the biological point of view which may be some kind of philosophy as well. in biological science the death is well defined so it is the end of life...

"To be, or not to be: that is the question...".

On Wednesday, 31 March 1999, somewhere along the border between Yugoslavia and Macedonia, three soldiers from the 1st Infantry Division were captured by Yugoslav forces, and transported to Belgrade. In the first official statements related to the incident the following morning, neither President Clinton nor Secretary of Defense Cohen referred to the three soldiers as prisoners of war. Instead, ...

the student committee of sports medicine research center: to be independent or not to be? that is the question

To Be or Not to Be Constructive That Is Not the Question

In the early twentieth century, L.E.J. Brouwer pioneered a new philosophy of mathematics, called intuitionism. Intuitionism was revolutionary in many respects but stands out -mathematically speakingfor its challenge of Hilbert’s formalist philosophy of mathematics and rejection of the law of excluded middle from the ‘classical’ logic used in mainstream mathematics. Out of intuitionism grew intu...

To be, or not to be biodegradable… that is the question for the bio‐based plastics

Global warming, market and production capacity are being the key drivers for selecting the main players for the next decades in the market of bio-based plastics. The drop-in bio-based polymers such as the bio-based polyethylene terephtalate (PET) or polyethylene (PE), chemically identical to their petrochemical counterparts but having a component of biological origin, are in the top of the list...

To be helped or not helped, that is the question

Diphtheria toxin (DT)* is the paradigm of the powerful A-B toxins. These bacterial poisons bind to cells, are endocytosed, and inject their catalytic domain into the cytosol causing the irreversible modification of a key component of the the host cellular machinery. The mechanism by which the hydrophilic enzymatic fragment of DT crosses the endosomal membrane and is released into the cytosol re...