JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

Abstract

Biological systems are inherent with immense complexities. The behavior of such complexities at every level of organization, from molecules, cellular structural activities, tissues and organs to organisms, and the ecosystems in which they reproduce, grow and meet their programmed end points in life cycles, - both in normal and perturbed conditions is the broad nomenclature that has become acceptable as “Systems Biology'. An important conceptual as well as working axiom on which such a definition is given is derived from the premise that biological functions as system properties are different from those of the interacting components