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The field of Natural Science focuses on the description, prediction, and understanding natural occurrences, based on evidence. In other words, it is the study of the natural world and how it works. Studying the subject can open a lot of doors as it shows intelligence, the ability to record and collect information and analytical skills. Whether you’re interested in the field of science, hope to go on to further study of the subject, or simply want to broaden your awareness, this course is the perfect start.
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Microbiology is the study of microscopic organisms, which are tiny entities, often made up of a single cell. These organisms are fundamental to the earth, but they can also cause us harm, as they can spread illnesses. A Microbiologist studies these organisms in a laboratory, so that we can better understand them, and help to avoid the spread of disease. Learners who study this course will gain an in depth awareness of immunology, the biology of bacteria, various infections and much more!
While Microbiology is the study of tiny organisms, Biology is the study of all living things, so it’s much broader. Biologists study the physical structure, chemical structure, function, development, and evolution of organisms. While it is a broad topic, there are several uniting ideas, like evolution, which ground the subject, and are a starting of point. This course is an excellent way to begin studying the subject, and will give learners a clear idea of cell division, the principles of evolution, physiology and much more!
Genetics is a field of Biology concerned with the function and structure of genes, and it is a fascinating topic, which has revolutionised science forever. Since we’ve been able to sequence the entire human genome, there has been a huge shift in the science of human genetics. There is now a wealth of resources which can be harnessed by researchers to identify certain genetic variants that influence our health. This will eventually help us to understand the underlying molecular pathology of a whole host of diseases that we don’t understand at the moment. In the future, we will be able to use treatments and prevention strategies.
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