抽象的价值数学与当代生命科学（Abstract values Mathematics and contemporary life sciences）.docVIP

抽象的价值数学与当代生命科学（Abstract values Mathematics and contemporary life sciences） Mathematics: a more rational biology In the mid twentieth Century, with the analysis of the spatial structure of proteins and the discovery of DNA double helix, the molecular biology era with genetic information carriers, nucleic acids and life function executor proteins was formed. The birth of molecular biology has transformed traditional biological research into modern experimental science. However, experimental science in the field of life science is more concerned with experience than abstract theories or concepts, as compared with other experimental sciences, such as experimental physics. In addition, most of these biologists focus on qualitative research to discover new genes or proteins, and do not pay enough attention to quantitative studies, such as molecular dynamics processes. Nevertheless, modern life science achieved great results in the second half of the twentieth Century. As the American Academy of Sciences molecular biologist Albert (B. Albert) said, occupies the main position in a gene cloning era, many of todays top scientists have made great achievements in the ability to do not have any quantitative research under. However, with the advent of the post genomic era, the quantitative knowledge and knowledge of biological researchers is no longer dispensable. General trend Nurse Paul, a British biologist, became a winner of the Nobel prize in physiology or medicine for 2001 because of his outstanding research in cell cycle. (Paul). He worked in a review article in the twentieth Century cell cycle in this text concludes: we need to get into a strange world is more abstract, which is different from our daily activities, can imagine the cell effectively according to the mathematical analysis of the world. May be based on the same considerations, in October 2000 the National Science Foundation (NSF) director Khloe Will (R. Colwell) in a report to Congress, said that mathematics