Bio energetics part II

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Bioenergetics is a lecture given by S. Mathivanan, an assistant professor of pharmacy. The lecture discusses bioenergetics, which involves energy flow and transformation within living organisms. Mr. Mathivanan thanks the students for attending the lecture on this topic.

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BIO-ENERGETICS
Lecture by
S.Mathivanan., M.Pharm
Asst professor
Pharmacy

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