Biochemistry and Physiology Laboratory

Biochemistry Lab (Biochemistry Laboratory)

It studies the chemical and biological processes in the animal body, including the composition and functions of proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, and enzymes. Students are trained to conduct biochemical analyses of blood, urine, and other biological fluids, with the goal of diagnosing and monitoring diseases and understanding physiological changes.

The following subjects are studied:

Histology: The laboratory studies the normal tissues that make up the animal's body organs, identifying them and using them to study the same tissues in pathology.

Physiology: The laboratory studies the normal functions of the various organs and systems of the animal body, as well as the internal and external factors that influence those functions.

Biochemistry: Medical biochemistry is studied in terms of the metabolism of all food components and the pharmacological and toxic effects of substances on the activities of various body systems.

Animal Nutrition: Animal feeding methods are studied, along with an understanding of the effects of food additives and all the requirements for proper animal nutrition.