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biochemist

A person with an advanced degree in biochemistry who is scientifically (but not medically) qualified to provide opinions on the significance of normal and abnormal values in body fluid chemistries.
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I thoroughly enjoyed reading How Life Works: The Inside Word from a Biochemist and recommend it as a valuable addition to the class or school library.
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