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overview
Biology 402 examines the basic principles of protein purification
and characterization, enzyme mechanism, membrane structure and
function, and cellular energy and signal transduction. Emphasis
is placed on the experimental approaches and reasoning behind
the dissection and reconstitution of these processes at the chemical
level, and in some
cases at the cellular level.
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professors
teaching assistants
- Richard Collumn
rcollum@sas.upenn.edu
- Nan Lui
liunan@sas.upenn.edu
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course information
textbook
Biochemistry, 5th Edition, Berg, J.M., Tymoczko,
J.L., and Stryer, L. (2001) W.H. Freeman and Co., NY, ISBN
0-7167-4684-0
grading and exams
There will be two examinations and both will have a take-home
format. Each exam will beworth 100 points and consist of questions
based on the interpretation and/or design of original experiments.
Examples of old exams will be distributed during the course.
There
will be no make-up exams. Questions about exam grading will
be considered only duringa one week interval after return of
the graded exams to the students. These questions must be submitted
in writing to the TA. Whenever an exam is considered for regrading,
all answers in that exam will be considered for regrading.
lecture schedule
Please refer to the BIOL402PDF
talk schedule for more information on this course.
academic integrity
All relevant University policies regarding Academic Integrity
must be followed. This includes no cheating, no plagiarism and
reporting any knowledge thereof. Please consult the Student
Handbook or the appropriate web-page: http://www.college.upenn.edu/responsibilities/integrity.html
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course updates
01/08/2004
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