I A study of enzymes, nucleic acids, and other chemical components in biological systems, emphasizing the regulation and coordination of intra- and intercellular chemical processes. Laboratory emphasis is on techniques utilized in protein isolation and characterization. 2, Lab. 3. Students with credit in CHM 325 cannot earn credit in CHM 327. Biochemistry II A continuation of the study of enzymes, nucleic acids, and other chemical components of biological systems emphasizing anabolic processes and transfer of genetic information.
Laboratory emphasizes the study of metabolic processes.
2, Lab. 3. A study of the sources of chemical information, periodicals, handbooks, patents, abstracts, etc. A study of the theory and principles of chemical instrumentation including the application of spectroscopic separation and electroanalytical methods of chemical analysis. 3, Lab. 3. A study of the decay of radioactive elements, detection of radiation, methods of analysis and applications such as neutron activation and radioactive dating.