Protein Biochemistry
Chemistry
A course by
Lincoln University
Gain advanced knowledge on protein structure, function, interaction and manipulation, and develop research and critical analysis skills in protein biochemistry.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Lincoln University, Lincoln
Core skills this course teaches
Understand protein structure-function relationships
Explain the connection between the structure and function of proteins.
Information literacy in biochemistry
Locate reliable information published in different scientific sources.
Critical evaluation of literature
Critically evaluate the biochemical literature and write concise, well-documented essays on current topics.
What You're Signing Up For
This course provides advanced knowledge of recent developments in the study of proteins, focusing on moderating their structure, function, interaction, and manipulation. Students will engage in critical analysis of biochemical literature, develop skills in written and oral scientific communication, and learn to find and utilize online scientific resources. The course is designed for those interested in deepening their understanding of protein biochemistry through research-oriented approaches.
Course Content
- Protein structure and function
- Techniques for studying protein interaction
- Manipulation of proteins
- Critical analysis of biochemical literature
- Scientific writing on biochemical topics
- Searching information in scientific databases
- Oral presentation of biochemical information
- Application of critical literature analysis to research
What you need to know first
Minimum average grade of C- across specified prerequisite courses
Students may not have taken BICH-602, BICH-602A, or BICH-602B (restrictions apply)
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Biotechnology
Research and Development
Pharmaceuticals
Academia
Future employment opportunities might be
Biochemistry research roles
Laboratory technician in protein biochemistry