/sci/ - Science & Math

who gives a shit about 20 year olds

who here is in graduate academics or post doctoral studies?

How could evolution explain such a complex metabolic extremely linked pathways

>not implying creationism OFC just having a critical view

I mean how could enzymes be created in the SAME moment and generation to make mutated said individuals have an advantage over others.

We know enzimes are proteins made of AminoAcids
The odds to create a full functioning CHAIN of enzymes are ZERO. Im sure of it?

What do you think /sci/ ?

is there a market for biochemistry majors after they completed a 4 yr B.Sc? currently, im planning to register for my 3rd year

im actually worried about my future. i do find the subject really fascinating, but i feel like im gonna end up with the millions of graduates with no jobs

or should continue to a M.Sc program and hope that there would be more opportunities in the future?

I'd like to get a large poster of picture related.

You can find it by googling "metabolic pathways wall chart".