Biomedical Sciences (Molecular Biology)

About this course

Molecular biology sits at the core of modern biomedical science, concerned with the mechanisms by which genetic information is stored, expressed, and regulated in living cells. Understanding how DNA is copied, how genes are switched on and off, how proteins are made and modified, and how these processes go wrong in disease is fundamental to contemporary medicine and to the development of new treatments. Biomedical sciences with a molecular biology focus equips you with both the conceptual framework and the practical laboratory skills to work at this level. The University of Aberdeen's four-year full-time programme in biomedical sciences with a molecular biology specialism includes a year abroad, giving you the opportunity to study at a partner institution in another country during your degree. This international experience broadens your scientific perspective and develops the independen

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