PPT-Lab training Introduction to Clinical biochemistry

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P Max. Marks CA ESA Total Semester IBC 211 BC 212 BC 213 BC 214 Techniques in Biochemistry Cell Biology & Genetics 1. Nucleic . Acids. Biochemistry 3070. Biochemistry 3070 – Nucleic Acids. 2. Historical Summary of the Discovery of DNA. The complexity of living processes require large amounts of information.. In the 19.