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What is the primary focus of chemical biology?
What is the primary focus of chemical biology?
- Studying the chemistry of biomolecules and regulation of biochemical pathways
- Genetic manipulation of organisms for biological research
- Investigating the structure of cells and biomolecules
- Application of chemical techniques to study and manipulate biological systems (correct)
How does chemical biology differ from biochemistry?
How does chemical biology differ from biochemistry?
- Biochemistry involves the synthesis of biomolecules, while chemical biology focuses on genetic manipulation
- Chemical biology studies biological systems at the genetic level, while biochemistry studies them at the cellular level
- Chemical biology deals with chemistry applied to biology, while biochemistry focuses on the chemistry of biomolecules and biochemical pathways (correct)
- Biochemistry focuses on in vitro studies, while chemical biology focuses on in vivo studies
How does chemical biology approach biological questions?
How does chemical biology approach biological questions?
- By synthesizing large biomolecules for specific biological functions
- By analyzing the cellular structure of organisms in vitro
- By studying biological systems at the chemical level using small molecules designed for specific purposes (correct)
- By focusing on genetic mutations within organisms and cells
What distinguishes the use of small molecules in chemical biology from other biological research methods?
What distinguishes the use of small molecules in chemical biology from other biological research methods?
How does chemical biology differ from genetics in terms of studying biological systems?
How does chemical biology differ from genetics in terms of studying biological systems?