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What is Biochemistry?
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Biochemistry is the combination of majoring in biology and chemistry. As a biochemistry major you will take more classes related to chemistry until your 3rd and 4th year where you can choose electives in biology or chemistry. Biochemists are also required to do much more problem solving and math based problems than a biology major, who would do more memorization. Biochemistry majors take a majority of chemistry classes but then branch out to learn more about the chemical structures of biological systems. So you will know more about the chemistry of living things, whereas chemistry majors learn about the chemical compounds of everything. As a biochemist you can go into research and development of new drugs and medicine. Biochemists work with drug design and must analyze how the chemicals within the drug are going to interact with the human body. Biochemistry is also a good path to go if you want to become a doctor, pharmacist, nurse, or dentist. In your later years at college you will be able to take elective classes that also have you lean more towards the biology or chemistry side depending on what you choose.
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Biochemistry is a good major if you want to continue to grad school and work in emerging Biotech or Pharmaceutical industry
i want to work in Pharmaceutical industry, what's it like to get there is it hard to be successful and what are some of the stuff u get to do?
That's the plan
That's the plan here.
@Vishnu K how about a masters in biochemistry? What could u do?
Is it good if I want to be a bioengineer
Just a note here to encourage all young learners: My girlfriend is currently doing her PhD in chemistry (organic chemistry) and she hardly does math at all in her research (and the math that she does have to do, she easily learned along the way)! I hope that helps! No need to rule out options you enjoy just because you're not great at math at the moment!
Thank you so much for the comment! I'm currently doing BSc in chemistry and planning to do a PhD in organic chemistry sometime in the future! :) Hoping it's not too hard for me!
this makes me feel so much better omg
thank you so much for this. i almost got my hopes down.
Youre right, im in chemistry and the math is actually easily learned. You do require alot of practice but thats with every course
Thank you so much!!!🤩😆 I’m actually really relieved now😌😊
0:33 biology also has its fair share of math. Like, for example, if you wanna find how many daisies is in a field, use quadrats. If you don't know what quadrats are, look it up on wikipedia. Basically, it is used for finding the average amount of living things within an area, and you have to use maths like averages. Next, you have to use a lot of surface area and volume in biomathematics, since the size of living things largely effects their insides and structure. Fields like systems biology, theoretical biology, bioinformatics, and computational biology all especially use mathematics and mathematical modelling to model phenomena.
I'm in biochem and I love the problem solving courses but hate the memorization ):
that's how I feel as well. Never like memorization.
I'm the opposite, I love the memorization, but have issues with the problem solving, especially anything with lots of math.
CheesyHotDogPuff Same.
CheesyHotDogPuff me too hahhaa
Haha who here still remember every step of sugar metabolism
Thank you for this video.Because I am a 1year biochemistry student. So it's very useful for me and all biochemistry students all over the world. Again thank you 🙏🙏
i did biochemistry and there was no pure chemistry class, and we didnt do any maths except trying to find pka, and some statistics
This video explains it great! After college I want to peruse soccer and biochemistry is the perfect 4 year degree that I’m interested in and won’t take me away from a soccer career!
I’m a senior biochem/pre pharmacy major and I’m taking my first biochem class next semester. Literally I could graduate with a chemistry major by the end of the year if I wanted to. This is in spite of the fact that I have about 12 Credits in pharmacy school requisites that don’t go toward either major. No idea how this is even possible
I'm in biochemistry and this was spot on
Ok. I'm afraid but excited at the same time. I am planning on doing biochemistry next year in varsity. I think I'll enjoy it thou i think.
Are you a biochemist?? It s been one year
@@angelofadel936 I think it's a four years degree. I don't know I'm from Spain but I suppose it's a 4 year bachelor's. I just stared biochemistry btw and it's four years here too
zandrom ex how is it cause next year i m going to USA to studies but i m not sure yet if i do biochemistry or chemical engineer
@@angelofadel936 I haven't seen much since I started two months ago but so far it's been pretty cool, specially the labs(I've only done chemistry labs so far) . There's a lot of chemistry, physics and maths involved but I suppose chemical engineering is the same so I guess it boils down to if you like living things over machines, which is my case, or viceversa.
Chem it is then. I plan on going into Forensic Toxicology, though I may add on some Bio and Math classes because it can only help. Besides, I love biology and math, i just prefer a lab setting. I'm that one kid who loved dissecting the frogs.
Wow.....same minded person like me😀😀😀😀
I also planned to go for foresic field
what is the difference between biochemistry and molecular biology
biochemsitry is more akin to the chemistry aspect, while molecular biology is more akin to the biological aspect
アキラ I prefer more the chemistry.
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouse duhhh 😅
@Mr. Anonymous explain it then
my most hated chapter in bio subject (as a 12th grader) is metabolism.. But my favorite is genetics and hereditary. So confused of choosing biochem as a major. thoughts?
Molecular biology could be an option for you!
My school gives biochemistry majors the option to forgo calculus entirely and instead opt for a condensed algebra-based version of p-chem rather than the 6-credit calculus based version that pure chemistry majors have to take. Would it be a bad idea? Should I definitely just suck it up and learn calculus and take the harder p-chem? I want to go into either biotechnology or drug design for grad school.
I want to become a biochemist so im just curious
I taking up Biology, but we also have chemistry and is a pre-requisite for Biochemistry. I’m watching this because I already have a perception and expectation to what is biochemistry without even knowing the broader possibilities there is in that said subject/major. And here I thought we only need to study about proteins 😂😂😂 how stupid of me, thanks for this. Its a great way to start.
I am a biochemistry student. Please tell me one thing.If l want a good job ,what can I do for that?
Watch from 5:30. I graduated with BS in Biochemistry. Here in the US, you must have a Masters or PhD to get an ok job. Otherwise, you can only be a technician with very low pay. Don't use this as prep for medical schools, the math portion is overkill for these, and it's hard to get a high GPA. Study Biomedical Engineering instead. Since this doesn't require Masters or PhD, you get paid higher or at least the same as Master or PhD in Biochem.
Same friend
Am bio chemist student
How much of problem solvings that involve calculus? Is it dy/dx?we learn in high school? What is the most tough part you study this course?(biochemistry)
@@trieuqtran plz tell me which branch is best in biochm
Graduate
I have a question, would this be suited for me if I want to get into genetic engineering and wet-lab stuff?
yes ,DNA is just a macromollecule , a biochemist should be an expert in DNA
Bit late I know but also Biomedical Engineering could help too
Zach did you make these videos because you were considering going into these fields and wanted to share what you found
is there non-medical biochemistry?
I want to know this too.
of course, If you lean towards the industry world; it can also be in investigations on biofuels, biodegradable plastics and renewable energy. Also biochem can focus on the ways wich microorganisms and other biochemical ways in where u can solve modern problems like plastic waste, renewable energy, GMOs, cosmetics and hygiene, extracting enzymes and vitamin supplements to add on food and making personalized labs depending on the specific project you have or the person who hires you to make them.
Yes, there is agricultural biochemistry
@@jovanimartinez8277 im majoring chemistry, should i go with biochem or analythical chem?, can you answer with a point to at least get a good job?
@@leukemia6175 Analytical Chem is really good, especially if you're more into working in a smaller team and on diverse projects for drug companies, food or quality control companies. In my experience, biochem is more of an upcoming discipline that tackles very specific problems in health, agriculture and food. For a job though... To be fair, both areas are great but the growth in biochemical areas is bigger than that of Analytical. With the pandemic going on, it's been very important for biochemical and biotech engineers to make a vaccine. So... It's more of a preference thing really.
Well that's how it's in US, in India does it differ or is it quite the same? Someone plz tell me🙏🏻
If i only took Chemistry but did not take Biology in high school but am interested in this course should i still go for it?
Jason Productions biochemistry is more chemistry than biology.
yeah , in college take cell biology, its not hard to get into , as long as your good in chemistry , biochemistry will be good for you
Yeah
If you like chemistry more than biology, but you know what you want to research (aging process), can biochemistry be a good choice for you?
hi i want to ask does anybody know just how much math/calculus is involved in a biochemistry major and will it cover all the p-prerequisites for med school or will a biology major do that better. thanks
I'm not premed so I can't speak for that, but at my university biochemistry majors have to take up to Calc 2 and biology majors have to only take Calc 1
Yes it will cover all the prerequisite for medical school. Biochemistry major for premed.
Most schools have biochemistry majors take up to calculus 2, while most biology majors only take up to calculus 1. Some schools have biochemistry majors take up to calculus 3. It really depends if your school sways more on the biological or chemical aspect of the major. Most of the calculus will be integration from what I have seen so far, and will be more math heavy with statistical applications. Also yes biochemistry satisfies most/all pre-med reqs. I would say that biochemistry is a tough major and might be harder to maintain high GPAs so watch out for that! That being said, if you're able to maintain a high GPA as a biochem major, you will be a very competitive med school applicant.
Can i change college(bachelor's)?
I have 3 year biochemistry program here, many universities in Canada would not like to take in such students. So... can i? Btw I'm in 2nd year now
Can you please make a video about biophysics
I believe math is put there for certain people to not enjoy this classes, I mean fuck math stop forcing it on every subject. Literally the reason why I’ll drop out.
Not really. It’s the fact that science degrees are made for pre-graduate level curriculums. At this point most people know you can’t get a very good paying job with just a bachelors degree in the sciences, especially life sciences. And so with that said, it is made for people to go to graduate school. And the problem with this is, the variety of graduate programs are very different.
You could go into Organic chemistry and have almost no higher math.
Or you could go into something like physical chemistry that requires the higher up math you learned.
So how do they do it? They set a curriculum that will set up everyone to go into any field they want. The physical chemist won’t use a lot of organic, visa versa. The organic chemist won’t use physical chemistry.
So to keep the field non-saturated they do weed out classes. Such as Organic chem, Physical chem, Calc 1-3, etc. Even though the science field is saturated right now, it would be exponentially worse without those classes.
So yes, you might go into a field where you might never use the math again. But keep in mind if you can get through it. It helps you in the long run. Don’t give up. Math doesn’t click for everyone, but learn the rules, learn the fundamentals, always do the homework’s, you can get through it
I'm thinking of trying to do a double major physics and either biochem or just chem, what would you guys reccomend?
At most colleges you take chem and ochem as a bio major, as well as the complete biochem series that this video neglected to mention, and instead grouped in with ochem somehow.
Chemists love to say biologists do not know the structures of molecules and just view them as circles and blob drawings, but no. Molecular Biology is the same thing as Biochemistry and its a pretty ubiquitous course for a biology degree. Biologists will focus less on reaction mechanisms and thermodynamics but still will learn some.
The only difference between a bio major and biochem major is Physical chemistry and chem lab vs. random bio electives and genetics.
Of course that does not apply to evolutionary or ecology biology majors, but does apply to cell bio, molecular bio, human bio, bioinformatics, etc.
I think this video was describing an evolutionary or environmental biologist or ecology degree program fro the bio side.
Some students from St Finians College Mullingar Co Westmeath Ireland who did
LC Biology as a one Science Subject
or
BOTH
LC Biology
LC Chemistry
study Biochemistry and molecular biology university
What is the best one for a clinical biologist ?
I am highschool student but i don't know what kind of major should i choose. I want to be familiar with biochemistry but not much kind of interest. What can you advise me.
You could always go molecular biology. Its very similar to biochemistry but it focuses more on the bigger picture of the chemical processes. Where biochemistry would focus on the structure of DNA, molecular biology would focus on what DNA does for the organism as a whole. I'm liking it so far.
Hmm...in my biology courses for bio major, we looked at macromolecules and had to learn quite a bit about how they interact chemically. Is that not common?
So I'm just about to begin highschool. Im really interested in science and genetics. I want to be able to make discoveries when im older. I want to know everything. I enjoy learning about biology in depth. But I struggle with math. Ive had an f all year and it feals like I'm going downhill. I dont know what field to go into and I only have 4 years to figure it out. Any advice?
Aspen Antoinette you could do biology as a major but if you really want biochemistry, you could just learn maths through youtube (khan academy)! anyway, you should always try to follow what you want and what you enjoy, and if you don’t have anything, you should just go pursue something you’re good at! you can do it!!!
You got the rest of your life
I suggest learning math through tutors or even Khan Academy. Once you get the basic concepts of maths in your course then the rest of it is more enjoyable and fun to work out. I was terrible at maths as well until I learned through Khan academy and I understood all the basic concepts, I could then easily work out harder questions applying what I already knew, maths is great when you unlock it. You got this
word of advice: make sure you're actually interested in biological sciences. The amount of learning, work, and what you contribute to the world in these fields is not fairly compensated in your salary
Is bio chem good for say oceanography or marinebiology
What? No
I wanna study Biochemistry but I wanna know what it will be like before going
Biochem is fine, until you have to remember the entire metabolic pathway of carbohydrate
Been there, done that. Dedicated a whole semester to Intermediary Metabolism.
Is biochemistry good for a premed major?
Yes! I'm a biochem student and you get a fantastic range of knowledge fit for med. Including physiology /pharmacology and immunology and infectious diseases!
Functioning Puffin thank you! I think I would really succeed in biochemistry, but I hear a lot of people saying it is an average killer.
Functioning Puffin what about if you don't like Calculus though (but are doing it in high school still)
Spade187 I’m a 3rd year Biochem student just deciding to do pre-PA. It does kill GPA imo because of all the difficult core courses to take BUT I also knocked out many pre-reqs needed for the PA masters program so I’m overall happy I chose to do Biochem.
Can you please do a video about life scientist and also environmental scientist, please?
Amazing video! Thank you 😊
As a person who is doing biology
I can assure you that you have so much math when you do biotechnology, bioinformatics, or biomedical engineering.
Thank GOD im watching this video. I was going to pick biochemistry. But im doing Pure Math now (AP) and can't stand it so Biology it is!
@C H 💯 agreed, Mr Khan is absolutely brilliant
Good luck from ur fellow ARMY/human :))
would this be a good course for someone who wants to be a toxicologist?
I guess yeah
I would do the research yourself however, toxicology does deal with chemistry.
@@RyanGalSki what do you suggest should one major in then? Chemistry or biochemistry?
Swati Gupta I have no more information on that subject. I would email someone in that field.
@@RyanGalSki it's alright thank you so much
So is a BS in biochemistry the same as getting a BS in chemistry and biology? Or do you learn more in depth if you major in each individual science?
Honestly, no, it's basically a chemistry major with a biology minor; for me the only requirements for the biology part of my degree are genetics, microbiology, and biochemistry I and II + lab, plus introductory biologies which you have to have for any life science anyways. The rest are just standard chemistry courses; o chem, p chem, inorganic, quant analysis, etc. and then calculus and physics.
What about biology degree? What can be done?
Nothing. Lol
studying biotech engineering. It's really fun but i expected it too be more like this. its just fucking 30% physics/math, 5%biophysics, 20% applied mechanical engineering and 45% biochem
U don’t even know how much I hate maths honestly imagine being a straight A student in every subject besides maths
what if i wanted to use biochem towards helping the environment? how do I do that?
A C aw, you go you!
I want to do the exact same thing!! I want to be an environmental engineer and want to know if a biochemistry major will be beneficial for this!!!!
Hi, everyone** Currently i'm studying at SDU in KZ/ My faculty is Chemistry and Biology; We had the same lessons as shown in the video. So, which field of Chemistry and biology is good(salary and work difficulty) i'm gonna apply to pharmaceutical industry? what about this field?
Thank you very much
Thank you 4 this video it really helped :)
Thank you for this
3:10 3,4-dihydroxyphenethylamine
Dopamine
Thank you for this. I could never.
Can a future Pharmacologist take a Major Biochemistry to become a Pharmacologist nor Pharmaceutical?
Biotchnology major?
i am confused between taking applied stats & biochem as my major i hated biology metabolism in highschool but liked chem and math
Can I just major biology and minor chemistry then become a biochemist?
Sir, I want to be a biochemist, but I m biotechnology student, is it possible? Plz tell me..!
Yes, just make sure you get the prerequisites for a biochemistry master's program or phD program...I strongly suggest you start with a master's, it will get you more biochemistry exposure, and that way you can also start to work without necessarily spending the extra years pursuing a phD. With this path (getting a master's), It'll be easier to present yourself as reliable biochemistry specialist for the job industry. Speak with your advisor, and professors, and look more into what it means to work as a professional with a biochemistry background or education.
Good luck!
Resource: Current biochemistry master's student.
Im 12 years old and i want to be biochemist😊
You have long journey ahead:). Best of luck and may your dream of becoming biochemist get fulfilled.
@@scienceexplained809 thankyou!,i always remember your words!
Very nice :)
I want to study my learning with it
can you turn from a chemist to biochemist, what its have to take?
Yes but why would you want to downgrade?
lol just kidding, yes you can, you will be required to take an intensive biology course to catch up. The chemistry part of the course would be easy for you though.
Can you cover Biotechnology too
About biophysics please
Just realised that Medicinal Chemistry (What I Study) is basically just Biochem
Get the trailer we’re making meth
Nice can you make video in bio technology
What is biophysics?
An absolute joke
this guy speaks sounds like barry allen
I want to be a dentist what would be the best major for me??
I would probably say Biology, but don't take my word for that.
med school
@@angelsantos7033 I'm pretty sure they're asking about undergraduate degree lol
Thor Carlton he does? But maybe he shouldn’t go for undergrad instead
@@angelsantos7033 your comment doesn't really make sense
Physical Chem is like if Physics had a baby
The Biochemist and the Astrophysicist.
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i find that biochemistry is the best one, or biological engineering. not biomedical.
So sweet
If I really like biology and not good at maths can do BS in biochemistry
go for biology instead , u can do microbiology , or cell biology or even genetics , if u love biology do biology , not chemistry
What if i love biology and am decent at chemistry, but never did any experiments in class?
Oh yeah yeah but yeah you can.
Don't let weak math skills stop you! I'm halfway through my biochemistry degree and was never good at math in high school, but here I am now making A's in calculus II! Just have a good work ethic and love for the field and the rest will follow :)
Very nice
I like biocamstri
oh noo not math 😭😭 I'm an a+ student in biology, but a c student in math ughhh
Not my fav video, I am trying to get all of these fancy words in and, well, I´m twelve. This does not make it look like a good idea.
don't worry, when i was 12 it was hard to understand too
Bro after freshman year and you learn about DNA and RNA structures alone with other hella cool stuff it will make so much more sense and it will seem so much cooler!
What do u take ?
What do u take ?
Why am I here I’m a math and physics major
*2:32* *_THICC_*
I hated organic chemistry when I was in grade 12 but accidentally ended up taking Biochemistry as the major subject in University.
how lol
Chemistry >>>>>> biology.... biology is so boring, too much memorization
William Garcia as long as no Math.. Doing Pure math now (AP) and I'm struggling
5:55 no no no. That is what biologists do lmao. That is not biochem territory. Biochemists focus on how transcription factors and what not bind to DNA. Biologists and Bioinformaticians study gene expression and downstream effects. Very wrong. Whoever made this video seems to believe biology, zoology, and ecology are the same words.
Who else a biochemistry major?
I don’t want math please
If u r studying science, little bit of mathematical applications will be there..