Biochemistry is the study including
the structure, composition, and all the chemical reactions in living systems.
This differs from the other fields of science because genetics is based on
heredity or any type of inherited characteristics based on genes. When it comes
to biology, biochemistry differs because it only includes part of what the
field of biology includes. Biology is the study of all living organism
including their structure, function, growth, origin, and evolution. Chemistry
is the science that includes the composition, structure, and properties of molecular
systems. Lastly, molecular biology is the science that includes the structure and
overall function of macromolecules which are necessary for life.
Biochemistry is a combination of
many different important aspect of science. It has found its importance in many
different areas of our world including food science, medicine, clinical
chemistry and almost any field that includes science in our world. Biochemistry
allows us to break down chemical compositions and find new methods of
development for a range of products. Biochemists have a difficult discipline at
hand because their investigative research and techniques are so crucial to our
continuous advances in science.
Sources:
Biochemistry. ACS Chemistry for Life, 2012. Web. 10 Feb. 2012.
The Free Dictionary. Farlex, 2012. Web. 10 Feb. 2012.
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