What's Your Favorite Discipline in Biology?

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The forum discussion centers on the various disciplines within biology, with participants listing their favorites and discussing the breadth of the field. Key disciplines mentioned include Anatomy, Bioinformatics, Marine Biology, and Synthetic Biology. The conversation highlights the growing complexity of biology as it evolves into a large-scale science, similar to early 20th-century physics. Participants also touch on subdisciplines such as Phytopathology, which encompasses Bacteriology, Virology, Nematology, and Mycology.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of basic biological concepts and terminology
  • Familiarity with major biology disciplines such as Genetics and Ecology
  • Knowledge of subdisciplines like Microbiology and Biochemistry
  • Awareness of emerging fields like Synthetic Biology and Bioinformatics
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore the latest advancements in Synthetic Biology
  • Research the applications of Bioinformatics in modern biology
  • Study the impact of Genomics and Proteomics on biological research
  • Investigate the role of Phytopathology in agriculture and disease management
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Students, educators, and professionals in the biological sciences, particularly those interested in the diversity of biology disciplines and their applications in research and industry.

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What is your favorite biology discipline and why?

What is your favorite biology discipline and why?

General subfields within biology

Anatomy | Bioinformatics | Botany | Ecology | Evolutionary biology | Genetics | Marine biology | Human biology | Cell biology | Microbiology | Molecular biology | Biochemistry | Origin of life | Paleontology | Physiology | Taxonomy | Astrobiology | Zoology

http://www.answers.com/List-of-biology-disciplines
 
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Bioengineering?
 
cronxeh said:
Bioengineering?

http://www.answers.com/bioengineering
 
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Is there a question here?
 
I think we're being asked to list as many biology disciplines we can think of.
 
misskitty said:
I think we're being asked to list as many biology disciplines we can think of.

If you follow the link, it's pretty comprehensive. You can always make up more that combine subdisciplines into new disciplines, but I'm failing to see the point of this thread. Some context to the intent of the OP would be useful.

Edit: Never mind, the OP has been edited to clarify they want to know our favorites.
 
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I'm in 11th grade and have no idea what I want do, but I know it will involve science. And I have a science project to do and I'm killing some time on here until I think of something. And for some reason I can't get my smiley face to work :)
 
Biophysics
Computational Biology
 
Genomics, Transcriptomics, Proteomics, Metabolomics, Interactomics :-p

Biology is starting to become a large-scale science like physics did at the beginning of the 20th century.
 
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Forgot to mention Synthetic Biology.
 
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more biological disiplines?

phytopathology (which include these subdisciplines bacteriology, virology, nematology and mycology) :smile:
 
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Pharmacology ?
 

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