Biochemistry and Biophysics
The study of chemical reactions taking place inside an organism is called biochemistry. Due to its importance throughout the domains of natural science and biology, this topic has recently found its place in the biological world. The complexity of life is a result of the overwhelming data flow that organic chemical signalling enables, as well as the flow of energy through metabolism. Knowing how biological molecules cause the actions that take place inside live cells is its fundamental goal.
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