the branch of science that uses chemical principles and methods to study living systems and their chemical processes

scientist specializing in biochemistry

pharmaceutical chemistry; pharmacochemistry

a chemical compound produced by a plant

to be treated as an object rather than a person

a plant that has been preserved in rock or as a fossil; also referred to as a phytolite

Human labor that has been embedded into physical products during the production process, or the material means of production consumed during that represent previously performed labor (dead labor)