BIO 306 - Experimental Biochemistry

This laboratory-based course will introduce students to experimental methods in biochemistry, both at the bench and in the research literature. Students will learn techniques practiced in the research laboratory and will then apply them to address a novel research question in biochemistry or to generate a novel research tool. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to execute complex protocols, collect and accurately interpret experimental data, demonstrate accurate scientific record-keeping, present and communicate scientific results in a professional format, and recognize how their work fits into the broader scientific research on their subject area.

Prerequisites
For AY 2022 only, BIO 305 Principles of Biochemistry Lecture will be offered in the same semester and may be taken as a co-requisite with this class. In subsequent academic years, Biochemistry 305 will be offered in a different semester and must be taken as a prerequisite for this class.

Credits 1

Notes
Must be enrolled in BIO 305 Principles of Biochemistry Lecture to take this course

Area
Natural Sciences

Division
Natural Sciences

Compass Attributes
Natural Science