Several specialties including biosciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry, physics and biophysics, biotechnology and bioinformatics, nanotechnology and nanomedicine, computer science and AI, medical sciences, dental sciences, veterinary medicine, pharmaceutical sciences, agriculture and forestry, food science and technology, genetics, epigenetics and environmental sciences fall in the purview of life sciences. Life sciences, therefore, form the knowledge base for healthcare, animal care, agriculture, forest produce, marine bioproducts, food technology, global warming, pollution and health. On the other hand, these disciplines also provide basic infrastructure for the life sciences organizations (LSOs) like health care products, pharmaceuticals, drug discovery and development, specialty chemicals, vaccines, diagnostics, clinical research, agricultural and food products, forest products, wildlife conservation products, marine bioproducts, alternative energy systems, and global warming control and environment supporting products.