What does MBB mean in BIOLOGY

Molecular Biology and Biochemistry (MBB) is a field of science that studies the interactions between biological molecules, cells, and organisms.

MBB helps us understand how complex structures are formed in living organisms by studying how different biological molecules interact with each other. It also helps us learn more about how these interactions lead to changes in an organism's gene expression and behavior.

Topics that are studied in MBB include biochemistry, molecular genetics, cell biology, molecular evolution, genomics, proteomics, metabolic pathways, enzymology, biotechnology, bioinformatics and computational biology.

Career opportunities in the field of MBB include research positions within academia or industry; teaching roles within universities; careers in clinical medicine or public health; or jobs relating to biotechnology development.

To pursue a career in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry typically requires an undergraduate degree such as a Bachelor's Degree in Science with specialization in Biology or Chemistry for entry-level research positions. For further progression into more senior level roles such as teaching or clinical medicine a higher academic qualification such as a Master's Degree or Doctoral Degree may also be necessary depending on the context.