Biophysiology
Pronunciation: /ˈˌbaɪoʊˈfɪzioʊlədʒi/
Biophysiology (noun)
- The study of how living things work, using the laws of physics and chemistry to explain body processes.
- A field that explains how organs and systems function in health and disease by measuring physical and chemical changes.
Examples
- Biophysiology studies how body functions work.
- In biophysiology, scientists examine body functions in detail.