How is biochemistry important for the study of physiology, cell biology, and anatomy?

Biochemistry explains how biomolecules function in physiological processes, cellular functions, and anatomical structures. It helps understand metabolism, genetic information transfer, enzyme activity, and disease mechanisms, forming the foundation of medical and biological sciences.

 

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  1. Compare ratios of bio-elements.
  2. Compare the energy level of carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids.
  3. Define a gene.
  4. Name the structural and energy-producing nature of carbohydrates.
  5. What are different plant sources of proteins?
  6. How is the primary structure of a protein important?
  7. Explain the role of DNA in molecular biology
  8. Describe the process of transcription.
  9. What is the significance of the double helix structure of DNA
  10. How do enzymes facilitate DNA replication
  11. What is the role of RNA splicing in gene expression
  12. Discuss the central dogma of molecular biology in detail, explaining each step and its significance
  13. Explain the process of DNA replication, including the role of key enzymes and the importance of proofreading
  14. Describe the structure and function of chromatin, and explain how chromatin remodeling affects gene expression
  15. How are lipids important for living organisms?
  16. Explain the composition of chromatin material.
  17. What are different types of disaccharides? How are they produced? Mention their sources.
  18. Give an account of genes on chromosomes.
  19. Describe the role of a gene in protein synthesis.
  20. Explain how genes control inheritance of characters.