Biochemistry 3100 Proteins and Nucleic Acids
Chemistry of proteins and nucleic acids with an emphasis on experimental
techniques and the relation of structure to function.
Office Hours (EP1276)
MW 1330-1500
Index
F 1015-1145
Course Outlines - Fall 2013
A brief description of the material to be covered,contact information and the evaluation schedule.
Updated office hours 2013-09-17
Chemical/Biophysical sequencing of proteins.
Chemical synthesis of peptides.
Additional electrophoresis techniques common in the molecular life sciences.
Common and advanced chromatographic separations.
Introduction to protein folding mechanisms.
Note: 20131029 added highlights to slides 2 & 5. Added slide 12.
Introduction to proteins that aid in the efficiency and rate of protein folding.
Note: 20131029 added highlights to slides 4, 8, 11-12.
Hemoglobin - a structure-function example.
Examples of more complex kinetic systems.
Examples of fibrous protein that provide structural support for multicellular organisms.
DNA structure and energetics.