what are the reguirements for constructing a biology and pathology laboratory?
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Between the department of homeland security and the drug manufacture folks, they are strict. Many chemicals and glassware items are on watch lists. Therefore, it is easy to get a visit form a representative of your government.
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Biology, chemistry and math.
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Any where  u go but be prepare well and practice in the lab .\nThats all.
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Biology has traditionally consisted of botany, zoology and microbiology.  Chemistry has consisted mainly of physical, organic, analytical and biochemistry.  Until relatively recently those divisions have held up reasonably well.  Now there is a whole new world of chemical and physical biology and biochemistry and biophysics.  To throw all of biology and chemistry into biochemistry would be a misnomer for many of the parts of both.  To add biochemistry or chemical biology into one pot might be a good idea to catch the questions in the area betwen
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http://www.biologymad.com/master.html?http://www.biologymad.com/a2chqus/a2chqus.htm\n\nhttp://www.salisbury.ac.uk/Login/old_intranet/Learning_Resources/old%20a%20level/PDFS/SCREENS/S30A.PDF#search='A2%20Human%20Biology'
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Hi.  I am a scientist who works in the pharmaceutical/biotech industry.  In my field, we do a wide variety of things:\n\nIn terms of cell-based drug discovery assays, we can take cells from a person, grow them in petri dishes and test new drugs that we've developed on them to see if the cells live or die in response to the drug. (Of course, this is in very VERY general terms; it's much more complicated than that).  If we want to test a variety of cell types against a variety of chemical compounds, we can use automated technology called High Throughput Screening... In HTS, very sophotisticated robots carry out 96 or 384 experiments at a time.   \n\nMolecular biologists can change cells by adding viruses or DNA plasmids and allowing the virus or plasmid to assimilate itself into the host cells's normal DNA.  This process is called transfection.  This is useful if you want to overexpress a gene or condition that you want to study or model/test a drug against.  Molecular biologists can also clone these plasmids and grow more of them for large-scale experiments.  Two other common techniques that molecular biologists use are PCR (in which we can look at an organism's  genes) and Western Blots (that allows us to look at certain proteins that are produced / expressed within cells).\n\nHistologists can take tissues and use immunohistochemistry (IHC) to detect the presence of certain proteins or other characteristics of the cells.  In IHC, antibodies which targe a certain cellular protein are applied to a preserved tissue and that antibody can then be detected by fluorescence or an enzyme-based coloration process.  \n\nThese are just a few of the techniques that we use to develop new drug therapeutics.  Be aware that the process to develop one drug from start to finish takes about 15-20 years and about $1billion, which might give you an idea of exactly how complicated it can get once you get into detail on the topic.
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library.  Biology or physiology.  Ask the librarian.
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You could go into ecology or something simular.  I also think microbiology has some out door reseach but either way you'll eventually end up in a lab.  Oh and a graduate degree is normally required to do anything besides be an assistant or lab tech.
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Biology.  Or Chemistry.
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These are not official branches but different focuses:\nanatomic pathology \nbasic science \nclinical chemistry \ncoagulation and transfusion medicine \nhematopathology \nimmunopathology \ninformatics \nmicrobiology and infectious disease \n\nGood luck.
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Cell biology is probably the better of the three choices as it deals with cell function and construction, Molecular Biology tends to have a lot more chemistry invoved so if chemistry is not your thing I would definitely give it a miss. Biochemistry is as it says chemistry relevent to biological development. This requires a good basic knowledge of formulae calculations etc..
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1) 4 years of pre-med at college\n2) 4 years of Medical School\n3) It is best to be board certified in pathology, though this is not an absolute necessity, it can be in another field of medicine. A one year internship plus residency time plus board certification time is about another 5 years . \nIn some place, the position of medical examiner is appointed, while in other places it is an elected position.
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biological technician
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Human pathology and Mycology ( Study of fungi)
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cellular and molecular biology
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Rather than microbio, bio, or botany departments I would take it to the plant pathology department...good luck
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Hi Anita. I believe the best answer is D) histology.\n\nAnatomy is a much broader area than this.\nCell biology is more concerned with the internal functions of the cell.\nChemistry is not directly involved with how cells are arranged.\nPhysiology is a much broader area of study.\n\nHope this is helpful for you.  Best wishes.