Additional Reading for the Students of Biological and Technological Faculty

Abstract

There is little doubt that modern biology is the most diversified of all the natural sciences, exhibiting a bewildering array of subdisciplines: microbiology, plant and animal anatom, biochemistry, immunology, cellbiology, molecular biology, plant and animal physiology, morphogenesis, ecology, genetics and many others. The increasing diversity of modern biology has been derived primarily from the largely post-war introduction into biology of other scientific disciplines such as physics, chemistry.