INNOVATION IN BIOMATHEMATICS
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Biomathematics, innovation, modelling, medicine.Abstract
The human anatomy is very complex structure created by God in which various organs and systems play their different roles. These processes are so complex that they cannot be easily studied wholly. Biomathematics is a field of study that helps indevelopment of predictive and analytical models of biological and medical systems. It has been used in many areas, including: Cellular neurobiology, Epidemic modelling and Population genetics. Innovation in Bio-mathematics can be a powerful tool for biological sciences. It can be useful for testing hypotheses, especially when a direct experiment cannot be conducted.
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