BIOC 4101
Proteins
will review the history of protein research and the general properties of proteins and include other topics such as: strategy and methods for purification; chemical structure, properties, modification and determination of the protein amino acids; sequencing strategy, chain cleavage methods and end group analysis; folding of the protein main chain and techniques to determine structure; and, the relationship between structure and function: protein filaments, motors and regulators. It will also cover disease-related proteins and other examples from the current literature.
Prerequisites & course information
EQ: Human Biosciences 4101 LC: two to three hours per week, together with assigned reading PR: BIOC 3105
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027