Biological

Science

Biologyis anatural science

concerned with the study oflife
and livingorganisms, including
their structure, function, growth,
evolution, distribution, and
taxonomy.

Biological Sciencesis an exciting

and rapidly developing subject area.
The study of living things has
undergone tremendous expansion in
recent years, and topics such as cell
biology, neuroscience,
evolutionarybiology and ecology are
advancing rapidly.

Branches under Biological

Science:
Agriculture
Anatomy
Genetics
Biochemistry
Botany
Zoology

Branches under Biological

Science
Agriculture
Agricultural science encompasses the

study of production techniques,

agricultural systems, minimizing the
effects of pests, improving
productivity and food production and
demand.

Branches under Biological

Science
Anatomy
Anatomy is the study of the body plans of

different organisms. The study of human

anatomy is very important to the branches
of medicine. The study of how
environmental and biological factors affect
different species and the study of different
biological systems.

Branches under Biological

Science
Genetics
Genetics focuses on the study of

genes, heredity and variations of

different organisms. Genetic research
also includes studying various
diseases and the effects they have on
different genes.

Branches under Biological

Science
Biochemistry
Biochemistry includes the study of

chemical processes within living

organisms. It is closely related to
molecular biology.

 Molecular Biologyis the field

ofbiologythat studies the

composition, structure and
interactions of cellularmolecules
such as nucleic acids and proteins
that carry out
thebiologicalprocesses essential
for the cell's functions and
maintenance.

Branches under Biological

Science
Botany
Botany is the study of plant biology.

Botanists learn about plant structure,

reproduction, development, diseases,
and evolutionary relationships.

Branches under Biological

Science
Zoology
Zoology is focused around the study

of animal biology. Zoologists discover

the structure, evolution,
classification, and habits of animals.