What is medical biochemistry?
Medical biochemistry is a field that studies different types of molecules in hopes of bettering technology and medicine. In order to work in the medical biochemistry environment, students typically need to get an advanced degree, such as a master's and doctorate.
Biochemistry is the study of the chemistry of living things. Medical biochemistry specifically deals with topics that are of importance to human health. For instance, the biochemical nature of cancer cells or the creation of new pharmaceuticals.
Branches of biochemistry
Animal biochemistry.
Plant biochemistry.
Molecular biology.
Cell biology.
Metabolism.
Immunology.
Genetics.
Enzymology.