Experiential Biochemistry

3.00 credits · Undergraduate

Prereq: BIOC 2001; declared Major or Honours in Chemistry or Biochemistry; or permission of the Department This course teaches students to plan and conduct a range of current biochemical analyses including spectroscopy, gas analyses, and chromatographic separations and imaging, with particular emphasis on the new opportunities opened through high-throughput computerized data capture applied to both established and new instrumental analyses. In parallel, it guides students through the processes of plotting, interpreting, and presenting the meaning of their results. [Note 1: Students in other programs who have the prerequisites may be admitted by permission of the instructor.] (Format: Integrated Lecture and Laboratory, 6 Hours)