lacrima97
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organo-bio
Sorry if this is the wrong place or whatever for this, but I am wondering something.
I see alot of things here in the organic section that to me seems suited for the biochemistry seciton. I may be wrong, and probably am, but are
things that have to deal with medicines suited for the biochem section?, or do I have no clue what I am talking about and need to let things be the
way they are.
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Douchermann
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Well it depends really, IMO tested medicines and or drugs belong in the chem section, but if you are testing it to see how it works on an organism,
then it belongs in bio-chem
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lacrima97
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Ah, well, I was thinking that since the reason medicines are even made is because of their effects on organisms, but I understand what you mean.
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well I can see where you are coming from, but all we are is chemistry. Each strand of DNA has its own chemical formula. Thats why it is so hard for
scientists to understand how we have personalities and how we have dreams if all we are made of is stuff on the periodic table of elements.
Actually, I didn't give the best distinction. The synthesis of medicines go under chemistry, the effects and side effects go under bio-chem. Thats
what I should have said.
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