Abstract— Systems biology is a potential new branch of biology with roots in
many other fields such as biology, physics, mathematics, and computer science. Accordingly,
this is a manifestation of mathematical biology and endeavors to understand
complex systems, such as networks of genes, as interacting systems’
components. In this paper, we analyze
the field from a literature review framework; the author is passive in the
review. Further, we conclude that systems biology is a potential field for
contributing to the new horizons of science, especially biomedical sciences;
also the weakness of systems biology is that it is not commonly mentioned in
traditional books in biology, even recently published. Nonetheless, as the
literature claims, this field might be the bridge for making biology,
especially genetics, a source of ideas and principles for other fields, such as
biomechanics; and simultaneously an example for other fields of biomedical
sciences that mathematics, physics and other branch indeed can enhance those
with new insights and methods.
Keywords—Systems
Biology; Biological Systems; Biological Networks; Gene sharing;
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