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Introduction to Biochemistry
Basics and scope of biochemistry in biology and medicine.
Carbohydrates
Structure, types, and metabolism of sugars and polysaccharides.
Proteins
Functions, structures, and role of amino acids in proteins.
Lipids
Types of lipids and their function in membranes and energy storage.
Nucleic Acids
Structure and function of DNA and RNA in genetics.
Enzymes
Mechanism, kinetics, and inhibition of enzyme activity.
Metabolism
Overview of anabolic and catabolic biochemical pathways.
Citric Acid Cycle
Energy generation through the Krebs cycle in mitochondria.
Oxidative Phosphorylation
ATP synthesis via electron transport and chemiosmosis.
vitamins and coenzymes
Essential micronutrients and their roles in enzyme function.
Amino Acid Metabolism
Learn how amino acids are broken down and used for biosynthesis and energy.
Nucleic Acid Metabolism
Understand synthesis and degradation of DNA and RNA in cells.
Hormones and Signal Transduction
Explore chemical messengers and how they regulate metabolism and growth.
Enzyme Inhibition & Regulation
Mechanisms that control enzyme activity in metabolic pathways.
Biochemical Techniques
Chromatography, electrophoresis, and spectroscopy used in labs.
Protein Structure and Folding
Study primary to quaternary protein structure and folding mechanisms.
DNA Replication & Translation
Processes behind genetic information flow from DNA to proteins.
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology
Explore tools like PCR, cloning, and CRISPR in modern biotech.
Clinical Biochemistry
Interpret blood tests and biomarkers for diagnosis and monitoring.
Free Radicals & Antioxidants
Study oxidative stress and the protective role of antioxidants.
Acid-Base Balance & pH
Maintain physiological pH through buffer systems and homeostasis.
Buffers and Biological Importance
How buffer solutions maintain pH stability in biological systems.
Bioenergetics and ATP
Study energy production and the central role of ATP in metabolism.