System Biology

System biology is an interdisciplinary approach that studies how different parts of biological systems—such as genes, proteins, and cells—interact and work together to sustain life. Instead of viewing these components in isolation, it examines the complex networks and connections that govern biological functions. By understanding these interactions holistically, system biology aims to uncover how living organisms develop, respond to changes, and maintain health, ultimately leading to better disease diagnosis, treatment, and advancements in biotechnology.