COVID 19 and Biochemistry:
Research on COVID 19 is being conducted in a number of biochemistry laboratories for a variety of reasons, including studying how the virus interacts chemically with different substances in the body and for medicinal purposes. Numerous studies produced promising findings that aided in the development of vaccines.
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