Biochemistry
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What is Biochemistry?
Biochemistry is the study of the role of various molecules that take place in the body of living things (metabolism). Biomolecules that play a role in metabolism including proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, and nucleic acids. Biochemistry is divided into several focuses, including Metabolism, Biomolecular, and Bioanalysis. Biochemistry is the science that is the Department of Medical Education and Chemistry study programs. But Biochemistry is now more focused on one study program. Biochemistry students learn about the chemistry, molecules, and chemical processes needed in life. In this department you will learn about substances such as carbohydrates, fats, proteins, and nucleic acids that make up the genetic code of living things.
Why did you choose this programme?
As the name implies, Biochemistry consists of a combination of Biology and Chemistry. Therefore, to study Biochemistry, you must like both subjects. In addition, interest in biological and chemical reactions that occur at the molecular level of a living creature will also greatly help your learning process in this study program. Learning Biochemistry will make you understand how your body can function in its entirety.
Subjects in Biochemistry
- 1Structural and Function of Subcellular
- 2Chemical Kinetic
- 3Molecular Biology
- 4Integration and Regulation of Metabolism
- 5Technology Nucleic Acid and Protein
- 6Colloquium
- 7Basic Mathematics
- 8Introduction to Agricultural Sciences
- 9Calculus
- 10Basic Genetics
- 11Microbiology
- 12Biophysics General
- 13Organic Chemistry
- 14Physical Chemistry
- 15Inorganic Chemistry
- 16Analytical Chemistry
- 17Structure and Function of Biomolecules
- 18Metabolism
- 19Bioanalysis Instrumentation
- 20Bioenergetics
- 21Environmental Biochemistry
- 22Clinical Biochemistry
- 23Nutritional Biochemistry
- 24Bioindustry
- 25Plant Biochemistry
- 26Biosinyal
- 27Bioinformatics
- 28Immunochemical
Job Prospect for Biochemistry
Generally will biochemistry graduate career in the field of research and development in the pharmaceutical, food, and institutions of public and private research. Biochemistry graduates can also pursue careers in the medical field, or become instructors in Biochemistry.
