General Biochemistry Course and Class Overview
General Biochemistry Course
Biochemistry is an entire field unto itself, but students pursuing an education in genetic engineering are almost always required to take at least a basic biochemistry course, and usually a more advanced one, as well. This more advanced course is typically along the lines of general biochemistry, in which students learn about the structure, functions and properties of proteins, lipids, carbohydrates and nucleic acids. Other potential topics in the curriculum include a comparative study of plant, animal and microbe biochemistry, an introduction to enzyme kinetics and a discussion of enzyme mechanisms. Though the class the metabulism of the proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, and nucleic acids will also be discussed.
General Biochemistry Course Syllabus
- Relationship between Biochemistry and Biology Science
- Biochemistry of Water
- Biochemistry of Carbohydrates
- Biochemistry of Lipids
- Biochemistry of Proteins
- Biochemistry of Enzymes
- Biochemistry of Nucleic Acids
- Biochemistry of Vitamins
- Biochemistry of Hormones
- Metabolism of Carbohydrates
- Metabolism of Lipids
- Metabolism of Proteins
Some powerpoint presentations, videos and references used in my lectures related to General Biochemistry course can be downloaded via the links below:
http://cdn.persiangig.com/download/qe2Q61kXOu/Lectures.rar/dl
