The study of the chemical processes and substances within and relating.
Biochemistry
are the essential molecules in living organisms, and they play a critical role in various biological processes.
Biomolecules
is a branch of science that deals with living organisms and their vital processes.
Biology
the scientific study of matter, its properties, and how it changes. It explores the composition, structure, and behavior of substances, as well as the transformations they undergo and the energy involved in those processes.
Chemistry
Human attempt to understand the natural world, with or without concern for practical uses of that knowledge.
Science
science comes from the Latin word
“sientia” meaning “knowledge”
Technology, for its part, comes from the Greek word
“techne‟ meaning “art or craft‟ and “logia”, meaning a “subject or interest‟.
Natural Science
Physical and Biological Science
scientific way of solving scientific problem
Scientific Method
Steps in Scientific method
Observation
using the five senses intensively
Hypothesis
educated or scientific guess
practical applications of what we know about nature using scientific principles for the betterment of the human situation.
Technology
are thekey elements of life because each has a unique properties that allow them to form essential bonds needed to build biomolecules.
CHNOPS
it is referred as the roots of Biochemistry.It deals with the functions of the living systems.
Molecular Biology
deals with the structure and functions of cell in living organism. It is also called cytology.
Cell Biology
one of the most important processes taking place in all living things. it is the transformation or the series of activities that happens when food is converted into energy in human body.
Metabolism
deals with the study of genes, their variations and the heredity characteristics in living organisms.
Genetics
The structure of DNA, the material carrying our genes, was discovered in?
1953
used to study the structure of materials at the atomic or molecular level.
X-ray Diffraction
laboratory technique used to separate and analyze mixture.
Chromatography
technique in which a radioactive isotope is attached to a molecule so scientists can track or trace it during
chemical or biological processes.
Radioisotopic Labeling
technique for obtaining high resolution
images of biological and non-biological specimens.
Electron Microscopy