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by Shakinya Hurdle1 view·Updated Nov 11, 2020
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  1. Hello. My name?
  2. She Kenya.
  3. Heard on.
  4. This is my biochemistry curious project.
  5. What is bio chemistry?
  6. Biochemistry is the study of chemical processes and chemical transformations
  7. of living organisms.
  8. Um, and what you would typically do is synthesized, isolate
  9. or analyze vitamins, hormones, allergens, minor roles or enzymes and
  10. determine their effects on body functions.
  11. Bio can.
  12. She has always interest me because I've always liked science,
  13. and I've always wanted to be and labs and during
  14. doing different types of experience.
  15. And it was until sophomore year when we went to
  16. a PCC lab and we don't have to count sales.
  17. And I like doing that for a weekly salary.
  18. You typically learn 1000 and $36.
  19. Um, for a monthly salary, you it will be $4491
  20. for our lease salary.
  21. It'll be $26.4 yearly.
  22. It'll be $53,897.
  23. Different things.
  24. Um, determine your range of salary.
  25. Um, the best paid 25% makes $129,950.
  26. The lowest paid 25% makes $64,230 and the medium paid
  27. makes 93,000 $280 and location, education and your years of
  28. experience, um, effects.
  29. What you get paid.
  30. Also, biochemistry is what I expect it mainly because it
  31. is a big job.
  32. And that's what people tend to go for.
  33. Um, and that holds a lot of responsibility, especially when
  34. you look at movies, um, about like, diseases or like
  35. the future.
  36. The Biochemist is a big plays, a big part.
  37. Um, I still think biochemists is a great job.
  38. I still think that it's something that I would still
  39. want to do.
  40. Um, but it does have a lot of work to
  41. it in the near future.
  42. Within the next decade, the field will grow by 11%
  43. on DME or biochemists will be needed.
  44. Typically. What you aware?
  45. Um, our natural fibers.
  46. You were not scared and closed toe shoes.
  47. You wear gloves, a lab coat and some sort off
  48. my protection.
  49. And these are some recommended websites to learn more about
  50. biochemistry. How much education will you need?
  51. Um, there are ah, lot of classes that you have
  52. to take, but these are just some of the ones,
  53. and we're taking some of them.
  54. So I guess that's a plus.
  55. Um, you will have to go to four years to
  56. become a biochemist.
  57. Um, you can't do any type off research on your
  58. own unless you have a PhD.
  59. Um, but you can do, like beginner level jobs for
  60. white chemistry.
  61. Um, but four years, Um, as I stated previously, you
  62. need a PhD to do independent research and development positions.
  63. Um, and you need a bachelor's and master's degree.
  64. Um, those are qualified for entry level positions, and you
  65. have to go to school for four years to become
  66. a biochemist.
  67. Um, these are just some of the different schools state
  68. are for biochemistry or that has biochemistry.
  69. Um, I tried to include some, um, that air in
  70. North Carolina just cause out of state college is very
  71. expensive. Eso these are just some of the colleges.
  72. Sure, And because you can't do a kn independent research
  73. without having a PhD, um, the only prior experience, we're
  74. really just, um, having a master's or bachelor's degree.
  75. Um, and there is training that you have to do,
  76. such as, um, computer science, and there are required lab