Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Graduate Courses

Biochemistry 693 - Biochemistry Journal Club  - Top
Fall/Spring Faculty: members of the Biochemistry Faculty (core course for Biochemistry graduate students). This course involves critique of selected articles from the scientific literature.

Biochemistry 693 - Teaching Practicum - Fall  - Top
Students register for this course when they are doing a teaching experience.

Biochemistry 750 - Protein Chemistry/Enzymology  - Top
(Spring of even numbered years.)
Advanced study of proteins, enzymes, and physical techniques in biochemistry. Emphasizes the study of proteins and enzymology, including: protein structure, function and analysis; enzymology; types of spectroscopy, functions and applications; biochemical thermodynamics applied to proteins and enzymes.

Biochemistry 751 - Advanced Molecular Biology -  - Top
(Spring of odd numbered years)
Current topics in Molecular Biology. Much of the course content will be taken from current literature, and will give the student a unique opportunity to focus on new techniques and applications from the researchers involved in their development.

Biochemistry 796 - Graduate Seminar  - Top
Students register for seminar credit when they do their proposal defense and the seminar in a subject area not directly related to their research. The topic for the selected subject area seminar must be approved by the seminar coordinator.

Biochemistry 797 - Research  - Top
Students register for research credit hours during the semesters and summer sessions in which they are participating in research for their dissertation. The number of credits varies with semester depending on the total course load.

CCMD 793 - Top
Signaling Pathways Controlling Energy Metabolism

CCMD 793 - Top
Cellular Structure and Function:

Signal Transduction Lecture can be obtained HERE - Dr. Yehenew Agazie.
CCMD 793 Journal Club article can be obtained HERE - Dr. Yehenew Agazie