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These all the fields have huge requirement for the understanding of biochemistry. These fields form their basis on biochemistry.
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Mostly organic and inorganic chemistry is required in biotechnology and genetics.
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Ph.D in human genetics is a 2 to 5 years doctorate level degree course. The minimum eligibility for the post is a Master's degree (Post Graduate qualification) or M.Phil in human genetics or related subject with a minimum of 55% marks at the undergraduate level.
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There is always a feeling of doubt and a state of confusion that class 10th students face while choosing their stream, especially those who are planning to take up science. The indecisiveness lies in choosing between mathematics and biology, or both of them together along with physics and chemistry. If you have decided to take up all the four subjects together i. e. PCMB (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics & Biology), let me tell you, it's a big step to take as you'll be balancing all tough subjects. Before you make this decision, it is important for you to think about your goals in life. Along with that, you should consider few
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