• Why isn't sight like touch, diffused through all parts of the body "that she might look at will through every pore?"

    为什么视力不能像触觉那样遍布人体各个部位,那样“她就能看到身体的每个毛孔“

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  • Of course, the human body is the supreme example of the spiritually infused corporeal substance.

    当然,人体是被注入了灵魂的,具体物质的最高代表。

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  • Insulin is a naturally occurring hormone, it's a protein hormone that circulates in all of our bodies and regulates glucose metabolism.

    胰岛素是人体自身产生的一种激素,它是一种蛋白质激素,遍布全身,并调节糖代谢

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  • Because it was in the 1950's or so, maybe the late 1940's, that people started to discover lithium, even though it had no natural function, it did do something in our bodies.

    因为在二十世纪五十年代左右,可能是四十年代末期,人们开始发现锂,尽管不参与人体的正常生理活动,但是它确实会对我们的身体产生影响。

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  • It shows in these parts of the pyramid that run vertically rather than horizontally, how much people should be eating of various foods.

    这个金字塔的组成部分,是垂直排列的,而非以往的水平排列,它们代表了人体对每种食物的需求量

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  • He went to the Leiden Medical School, because he wanted to see how you dissected bodies.

    他去了莱顿医学院,他想看看如何解剖人体

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  • We learned about cognitive neuroscience using the study of face recognition as an important case study-- human differences, behavioral genetics, nature and nurture, sex and food.

    我们学习了认知神经学,引用面部识别的研究,作为重要的例子分析-,还学了人体差异,行为遗传学,先天与后天,性与食物。

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  • Embryonic stem cells can give rise to every cell type in the body.

    能分化出人体中,各种类型的细胞。

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  • Now,human bodies,unlike amoebas,don't do that.

    虽然人体不像阿米巴原虫一样分裂。

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  • The human body, the world of flesh and blood that we all inhabit, has in some way at the end of this poem reasserted itself.

    人体,我们所居住着的血肉的世界,在这首诗的末尾似乎重新为自己做了宣言。

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  • If you just introduced this polio virus, which you could make in large quantities into people now, you would be causing polio.

    如果你直接接种脊髓灰质炎病毒,将大量的病毒直接接种到人体,就会引起小儿麻痹症

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  • Milton's contemporaries were endlessly conjecturing where it is exactly in the body that the soul resides.

    与弥尔顿同时代的人无止境的思索,灵魂到底栖居在人体的哪个位置。

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  • You've got things like grains and fruits that we know people should be eating.

    还有多吃谷物和水果,它们显然对人体很有利

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  • It's infused with divine spirit.

    人体被注入了有神性的灵魂。

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  • Now most diabetics take human insulin made, not in humans, but made in micro-organisms that are growing in a manufacturing facility.

    而现在,多数糖尿病患者用人的胰岛素,不是来自人体,而是来自工厂的微生物车间

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  • It turns out when you give Aldopa to people, it gets converted biochemically into natural dopamine which then serves as its own agonist.

    已经证明如果向人体中引入阿多巴,它就能通过生化过程转化为多巴胺,发挥激动剂作用

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  • We'll talk about imaging which I mentioned, biomechanics or the study of humans as mechanical objects.

    我们也会讨论到影像学,生物机械学,即将人体作为机械的研究

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  • What makes it so safe that it can be put in one of the most sensitive places in your body, in contact with your eye?

    是什么使得它足够安全,以至于能放到眼睛,这个人体最敏感的器官之一上

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  • So, this is a time course here, this scale is in days.

    这是时间,这是在几天之内人体的变化

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  • So they have to be engineered to be inert so that they can be safely inside a system and there's not every material you could pick would have that property.

    缝合线必须是惰性的,以便确保植入人体后的安全性,不是随便哪个材料都能做到这一点

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  • Enzymes work best, enzymes are proteins that catalyze chemical reactions and our bodies operate by elaborate networks of chemical reactions, When we're off from that temperature then they don't work properly.

    举酶这个例子再好不过,酶是一种具有催化作用的蛋白质,人体依靠精密复杂的化学反应网络来运转,如果我们体温与之相差较大,这些酶就不能正常工作

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  • Now there's something very wrong about this diagram, in that it's showing these functions as sort of centralized in the core, and of course that's not how your body is organized.

    这张图上有些东西是不对的,图上显示这些功能都围绕着一个核心,当然,这绝不是人体的组织形式

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  • We have an image here of the reconstituted, repaired body of Orpheus whose gory, severed head had been sent down the swift Hebrus to the Lesbian shore. It's as if Milton can't let go of this most un-Christian attachment to the human body.

    想到一个完整的被修复好了的俄耳甫斯的身体,他血淋淋的被割下来的头颅曾,被赫伯鲁河一路冲下去直到莱斯博斯岛,似乎弥尔顿放不开,这对人体的眷恋,而这与基督教教义正相反。

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  • The digestive system, of course, is responsible for bringing in sort of fresh nutrients, fresh substrates for cellular metabolism, fresh quantities of amino acids, and nucleotides, and the things that we can't generate internally.

    当然,还有消化系统,它主要负责将各种新鲜营养物摄入体内,为细胞代谢提供新的底物,如一批新的氨基酸,核苷酸,以及那些人体无法自行合成的东西

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  • This is one aspect of Biomedical Engineering, developing tools that allow you to understand how human's function and what's wrong when they have disease and so some of the things we've talked about have that category.

    这是生物医学工程研究的一个方向,即设计那些能够让人们了解,人体的运转方式的工具,以及能够诊断疾病的工具,我们刚才讲过的一些东西就属于这类

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  • We think a lot about weight in this country, but weight is a remarkably carefully controlled parameter of a person, that is, you have to work pretty hard to gain weight or to lose weight.

    我们身在一个特别关注体重的国家,然而体重是一个,需要小心地控制地人体指标,这就是说,你必须付出相当多的努力,才能增加或减少体重

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  • So he says, no one would take seriously the proposal that a human organism learns through experience to have arms rather than wings, or that the basic structure of particular organs results from accidental experience.

    他认为,没人会相信人体组织通过学习经验,长出了手臂而不是翅膀,或者特定器官的基本结构,是偶然经验的结果

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  • This is a picture that I showed you before, but basically tells you something that you already know, that humans are made up of organ systems, organs and organ systems, those organs are composed of tissues.

    这张图我给你们看过,简单的说明了一些常识,即人体由器官系统构成,器官和器官系统,其中器官由组织组成

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  • Now there was a time when people thought fat was bad and it didn't-- and people didn't really understand there were different kinds of fat, or they didn't realize that different kinds of fat had different impacts on health.

    曾经有段时期,人们认为脂肪是有害的,它不能...,人们当时不知道脂肪还分不同种类,所以就没有意识到,不同的脂肪对人体有不同的影响

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