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Molecular Language of Biology

Meaning

The Molecular Language of Biology refers to the complex system of signaling molecules, genetic codes, and biochemical interactions that cells use to communicate with each other and to regulate all physiological processes, including those governed by the endocrine system. This language encompasses the structure of DNA, the transcription of RNA, the translation of proteins, and the precise fit of hormones to their receptors. Understanding this foundational language is essential for grasping how hormonal signals are initiated, transmitted, and ultimately translated into a cellular response that influences the body’s overall health and aging trajectory.