Biochem is Beautiful

(To the tune of “Everything is Beautiful”)

Students study molecules with
All of the structures they possess
Proteins, fats and DNAs
There must be a million ways
To evaluate our knowledge for the test

Biochem is beautiful
Our professor says
From the sugar in our cells
To actions of HDLs

And molecules are dutiful
In every way
Substrates for the enzymes are
Converted e-ver-y day

There is no enzyme
That can lower Delta G
They just work all the time
On transition energy
Catalysis provides to cells
Metabolic jump-startin’
They all capitalize
By giving rise
To reactions ‘tween the carbons

Biochem is beautiful
Saying it with zest
Would be so much easier
If I could just ace the test

Biochem is beautiful
Saying it with zest
Would be so much easier
If I could just ace the test (fade)

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