systemic biology

Systemic biology is an interdisciplinary field that studies the complex interactions within biological systems, such as cells, organisms, and ecosystems. It integrates various scientific disciplines, including genetics, ecology, and computational biology, to understand how different components influence one another and how they function as a whole. By analyzing patterns and interactions, systemic biology provides insights into health, disease, and the environment, helping to uncover the underlying principles that govern life forms and their relationships. This holistic approach allows researchers to address biological questions more effectively and develop innovative solutions in medicine and ecology.