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| General Information
Welcome to Structural Biochemistry class for the Fall Quarter 2000 at the Biology Department at UCSD taught by Dr. Lukas Buehler. This class is an introduction to various aspects of structure and function of biologically important macromolecules. These include proteins, nucleic acids, polysaccharides, and lipids. The course is divided into 3 major parts covering about three weeks each concluding with closed book examinations. In addition, the reading and understanding of current scientific literature is an essential addition to the textbook. To guide you through the lecture, a class reader is available through soft reserves. This reader is an outline of the lecture and is meant as a guideline, not a substitute, for the textbook (Biochemistry, by Voet and Voet). |
Updates & Exam Keys
Key and grade information Final exam distribution:
After January 12, exams can be obtained from Bonner Hall
2402, Tuesdays 10-12am.
Please use the study guide
to prepare for 2. midterm
Answer key for 1. midterm
Grades First midterm, see syllabus (during class) 30% Second midterm, see syllabus (during class) 30% Final Exam, see syllabus 40% |
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Teaching Assistants
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Text Books
Class Reader, available at University Bookstore Introduction to Protein Structure, by Brandon and Tooze, 2nd ed., 1999 Lehninger
Principles of Biochemistry, Nelson, Cox, 3rd 2000
Bioinformatics
Basics - A new book by L.Buehler and H. Rashidi, to be published December
99 by CRC Press
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