Definition: Semibiology is a subfield of biology that studies the relationship between biological processes and their impact on human behavior. It focuses on how biological systems, including genes, hormones, and neurotransmitters, interact with environmental factors such as diet, stress, and sleep patterns to influence behavior. In semibiology, researchers use methods like genetic engineering and bioinformatics to study how these biological systems work together in the body and how they can be manipulated to alter behavior. They also study how changes in one part
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