Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy

Frontiers in Biomedicine

Organ and tissue systems can be developed using chemical, physical and biological methods, the process is known as the tissue system. Pathology is both a pure and applied science, and within the NHS it is responsible for providing laboratory diagnostic tests of tissues, blood and other fluids and for using laboratory tests to assess the patient responses to treatment. Cell biology is an important driver of all aspects of biomedicine. . The diagnosis of disease increasingly relies on genetic, molecular and cellular markings, and drug discovery has moved from blind screening to targeted molecular design based on our genetic, molecular and cellular understanding of a disease.

 • Tissue Engineering

 • Cell Biology

 • Parasitology

 • Virology

 • Physiology