- Gourav Pal asked 3 weeks ago
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PhD in Biochemistry focuses on the chemical process related to living organisms on a molecular level and involves a deep study of biomolecules. It is a research-intensive program with a duration of 3-6 years focusing on various fields of biological sciences including genetics, plant science, microbiology, medicine and much more. It promises a career in research, academia and industrial sectors including pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and health services.
- Gourav Pal answered 3 weeks ago
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Biochemistry is a discipline of science which focuses on chemical processes related to living organisms. It is a combination of Biology and Chemistry. The duration of a PhD in Biochemistry is of a minimum 3 years and can be extended to 5 years. Biochemistry comprises of many different fields of biological sciences including Microbiology, Genetics, and Medicine. One needs to have a postgraduate degree and entrance exam to be eligible.
- Monu answered 3 weeks ago
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