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Vol. 11 No. 02 (2024)
International Multidisciplinary Journal for Research & Development (IMJRD)

Articles

INTRODUCTION TO THE SCIENCE OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY, ITS FUNCTIONS AND SIGNIFICANCE

Published 2024-02-20

  • Fozilova Gavxaroy Erkinjonovna

Fozilova Gavxaroy Erkinjonovna
Andijan State Medical Institute

Abstract

Natural science, otherwise called natural chemistry, is the part of science that looks at and concentrates on the compound cycles that occur inside living creatures. It tries to comprehend how organic atoms bring about the cycles that support life. Thusly, natural chemistry possesses a focal job in the existence sciences and addresses numerous different disciplines including science, hereditary qualities, physiology, nourishment, and medication. In this article, I will give a prologue to the study of natural chemistry by framing a portion of its center capabilities and examining its more extensive importance.

Keywords

Natural science, capabilities, organs, circles, nutrients, body, life forms.

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