Biochemistry - Week Eleven - The Chemistry of Life

Your blog assignments for this week

  • Post a comment on one of the discussion items in class 
  • Select one of the Definitions of Biochemistry - the Chemistry of Life, and post your thoughts
  • Post a comment to a classmate’s blog
And please feel free to post a brief bio introducing yourself

Check out the following links:

http://keywen.com/en/BIOCHEMISTRY/
DEFINITIONS (“The Chemistry of Life”)

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