bioprene

Humorous term for "body fat". Derived from "neoprene".

A: It is freezing cold, but Jon is still running around in his T-shirt!
B: Well, I guess his bioprene keeps him warm.

by BondageTop November 6, 2009

bioprocessing

noun:
a method or operation of preparing a biological material, especially a product of genetic engineering, for commercial use.

verb: (used with object)
to treat or prepare through bioprocess.

adjective:

noting, pertaining to, or involving a bioprocess: bioprocess technology.

those bacteria in your yogurt were made through bioprocessing. rad, isn't it?

by Vesuvius00 January 18, 2018

Bioprovement/Real Corner

An online community that discusses physiology and everything that stems from it.

Are you active on Bioprovement/Real Corner?

by He Rerally August 25, 2022

biopiracy

The inhumanely arrogant practice of patenting naturally occurring substances and organisms, and those developed long ago by other people - making customary practices such as growing crops and conceiving babies patent violations.

Patenting human genes is an act of biopiracy that makes it impossible for Australian Aborigines and African bush people to have babies without violating those patents.

In the year 2000, the Indian government found it necessary to file 50,000 pages of scientific evidence against a 1997 American biopiracy patent on Basmati rice.

by Downstrike December 28, 2005

biophiliac

People who have a deep need to interact with nature.

I'm a biophiliac when I go to the beach and listen to the waves.

by Zod23 May 17, 2018

bioplagiarism

a term in bioinformatics: unsolicited cloning as a violation of the copyright law.

All of us are fleshy citations from our ancestors. Who cares about quotation marks? Bioplagiarism is in the order of things.

by Mike March 30, 2008

biopharm

A subject completely unnecessary in the field of, well, anything. Taught only by the most nuttiest of people, to those who don't give a f*ck.

Bloke, speak english - I don't understand your biopharm gibberish.

by frustrated uni student June 18, 2011