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How does biology help a vet?

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Biology is the foundation of veterinary medicine - it is the study of how cells function and are arranged into tissues, how those tissues then interact to form organs and how the organs then interact to support the life of the animal. It also covers how different diseases can affect animals and how antibiotics can limit or cure infections.

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