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Study programmes 2009-2010Last update : 28/06/2010
BIOL2017-1  Biological chemistry, 1st part
Duration :  16h Th, 8h Pr
Credits/ECTS :  
Bachelor in bioengineering, 3rd yearDeuxième quadrimestre2
One-year preliminary programme leading to the Master in BioengineeringDeuxième quadrimestre2
Master in Environmental Bioengineering, Professional Focus, 1st yearDeuxième quadrimestre2
Master in Forests and Natural Areas, Professional Focus, 1st yearDeuxième quadrimestre2
Holder(s) :  Bernard Wathelet
Language :  Langue française
Course contents :  Peptides and proteins : analysis and sequences, conformation, peptidic synthesis, interactions, purification
Lipids : structure, analysis, alterations, transformations
Physical and chemical properties
Structure activitiy of proteins.
Biomolecules analysis and purification methods.
Precipitation, Partition, Ion exchange, Chromatography, Electrophoresis
* Courses WB 201 and CB 202 are a whole
Course objective :  To draw molecular and structural properties of the main compounds classes from biological chemistry
Present analysis and purification methods for biomolecules
After completing the course the student is expected to
Understand the different principles of bio-molecules separation and be able to choose the right principle in function of the molecules to separate
Understand the ionization phenomenon and predict the possible effect on association, biological activity,¿
Be able to achieve a chromatographic separation (practical work)
Prerequisites :  -- CG101 - General chemistry
-- CG102 - Organic chemistry (first part)
-- CB101 - Biological molecules chemistry
Organization :  Lectures : 16h
Practical Works : 8h
Written notes :  Lecture-notes
Assessment :  Oral examination (90%)
Personal report (10%)
Contacts :  Wathelet, Bernard (Chargé de cours)
Chimie biologique industrielle
081 62 22 25
wathelet.b@fsagx.ac.be


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