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BCH - Biochimie / Biochemistry




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BCH1100 Elements of Biochemistry 3 cr.
An introduction to the structure, function and metabolism of compounds in biological systems and the biochemical basis of certain clinical disorders.

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BCH1500 �l�ments de biochimie 3 cr.
Introduction aux structures, fonctions et m�tabolisme des substances biologiques et � la base biochimique de quelques maladies.

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BCH2140 Introduction to Biochemistry (3,0,0) 3 cr.
The chemistry and biological properties of carbohydrates, amino acids, proteins, nucleic acids, lipids and vitamins. Prerequisite: CHM2120

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BCH2336 Biochemistry Laboratory I (0,1,1.5) 2 cr.
Experiments on carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acids, amino acids and proteins. Five 4-hour laboratory experiments spread over 13 weeks. Fourteen hours of tutorials describing the experimental techniques currently used in Biochemistry. Prerequisites: CHM2120,CHM2126 Corequisite: BCH2140.Priority given to students for whom this course is compulsory.

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BCH2540 Introduction � la biochimie (3,0,0) 3 cr.
La chimie et les propri�t�s biologiques des glucides, des acides amin�s des prot�ines, des acides nucl�iques, des lipides et des vitamines. Pr�alable: CHM2520

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BCH2736 Laboratoire de biochimie I (1,0,1.5) 2 cr.
Propri�t�s des glucides, lipides, acides nucl�iques, acides amin�s et prot�ines. Cinq laboratoires de 4 heures r�partis sur une p�riode de 13 semaines. Quatorze heures d'enseignement pratique portant sur les m�thodes utilis�es dans les laboratoires de biochimie. Pr�alables: CHM2520,CHM2526 Concomitant : BCH2540.Priorit� accord�e aux �tudiants et �tudiantes pour lesquels ce cours est obligatoire.

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BCH3120 General Intermediary Metabolism (3,0,0) 3 cr.
The properties of enzymes, bioenergetics, the metabolic and nutritional role of carbohydrates, lipids and amino acids. Prerequisite: BCH2140

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BCH3125 Protein Structure and Function (3,0,0) 3 cr.
Protein structure, with an emphasis on modern physical methods used for its study. Advanced enzyme kinetics. Mechanisms of enzyme action. Regulation of enzyme activity. Introduction to protein engineering. Prerequisite: BCH2140

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BCH3170 Molecular Biology (3,0,0) 3 cr.
Gene structure, action and replication; cellular regulation, allosteric properties of proteins, molecular basis of membrane function and control of cell growth. Cannot be combined for credit with BIO3170 (3570). Prerequisite: BIO2123,and Pre or Co- requisite: CHM2132 or CHM2230

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BCH3346 Biochemistry Laboratory II (0,0,6) 3 cr.
Experiments related to intermediary metabolism and physical biochemistry. Prerequisites: BCH2140,BCH2336 Priority given to students for whom this course is compulsory.

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BCH3356 Molecular Biology Laboratory (0,0,6) 3 cr.
Basic techniques in molecular biology (recombinant DNA, vectors, plasmids, gene screening, protein analysis) and their use in genetic engineering and cloning research. Prerequisites: BCH3170 or BIO3170 This course cannot be combined for credit with BIO3151.Priority given to students for whom this course is compulsory.

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BCH3520 M�tabolisme interm�diaire g�n�ral (3,0,0) 3 cr.
Propri�t�s des enzymes, bio�nerg�tique, le r�le m�tabolique et nutritionnel des acides amin�s, glucides et lipides. Pr�alable: BCH2540

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BCH3525 Structures et fonctions des prot�ines (3,0,0) 3 cr.
Structure des prot�ines et m�thodes physiques modernes servant � l'�tudier. Cin�tique enzymatique avanc�e. M�canismes catalytiques enzymatique. R�gulation de l'activit� enzymatique. Introduction � l'ing�nierie des prot�ines. Pr�alable: BCH2540

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BCH3570 Biologie mol�culaire (3,0,0) 3 cr.
R�le, structure et r�plication des g�nes, r�gulation cellulaire, propri�t�s allost�riques des prot�ines, croissance cellulaire et fonction mol�culaire au niveau de la membrane (les cours BIO3570 et BCH3570 sont mutuellement exclusifs). Pr�alable: BIO2523 et Pr�alable ou Concomittant: CHM2532 ou CHM2630

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BCH3746 Laboratoire de biochimie II (0,0,6) 3 cr.
Travaux pratiques dans les domaines du m�tabolisme interm�diaire et de la biochimie physique. Pr�alables: BCH2540,BCH2736 Priorit� accord�e aux �tudiants et �tudiantes pour qui ce cours est obligatoire.

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BCH3756 Laboratoire de biologie mol�culaire (0,0,6) 3 cr.
Travaux pratiques en biologie mol�culaire (ADN recombinant, vecteurs, plasmides, criblage g�n�tique, analyse des prot�ines) et utilisation de ces m�thodes pour l'ing�nierie g�n�tique et pour le clonage des g�nes. Pr�alables: BCH3570 ou BIO3570 Les cours BCH3756 et BIO3151 sont mutuellement exclusifs. Priorit� accord�e aux �tudiants et �tudiantes pour qui ce cours est obligatoire.

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BCH3901 Rapport de stage CO-OP I 3 cr.
Co-op work term report I

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BCH3902 Rapport de stage CO-OP II 3 cr.
Co-op work term report II

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BCH4032 S�minaire de Biochimie 2 cr.
Les �tudiants du programme de sp�cialisation en biochimie pr�sentent des s�minaires sur des sujets choisis. La permission du d�partement est requise. Biochemistry Seminar Honours Biochemistry students will present seminars on selected topics. Permission of the Department is required.

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BCH4040 Projet de recherche - biochimie (0,0,9) 9 cr.
Un projet de recherche de deux sessions se fera sous la direction d'un professeur d�sign� par le D�partement de biochimie, microbiologie et immunologie. Les r�sultats des travaux de recherche seront pr�sent�s sous forme d'affiches; aussi, un rapport de recherche sera soumis. L'�tudiant doit avoir compl�t� les exigences du B.Sc. avec concentration en biochimie et avoir conserv� une MPC minimale de 6. Cours contingent�. Honours Research - Biochemistry A two session research project will be done under the supervision of a professor designated by the Department of Biochemistry, Microbiology and Immunology. Students will present the results from the research work as a poster; a thesis describing the project must also be submitted. The student must have completed the requirements for the B.Sc. with concentration in Biochemistry with a minimum CGPA of 6. Limited enrolment.

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BCH4122 Macromolecules (3,0,0) 3 cr.
An advanced course on recent findings concerning the molecular structure of proteins and structure-function relationships, with particular emphasis on protein folding and the interactions of proteins, with proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acids, and other molecules. Prerequisite: BCH3125

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BCH4123 Pathological Chemistry (3,0,0) 3 cr.
An introduction to the study of pathological processes as they relate to clinical chemistry laboratory practice. The students will be introduced to the major pathological processes that result in altered biochemical parameters so as to understand the application of tests performed in a clinical chemistry laboratory. Prerequisite: BCH3120

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BCH4125 Cellular Regulation and Control (3,0,0) 3 cr.
An advanced course on the biochemistry of hormones and growth factors and their molecular action in metabolic and physiological regulation including the structure of biological membranes and their role in processes such as signal transduction. Prerequisite: BCH3120

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BCH4130 Normal Human Nutrition (3,0,0) 3 cr.
Studies of nutrients essential to humans and their requirements. Prerequisite: BCH3120 Not necessarily offered every year.

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BCH4171 Advanced Nutrition in the Diseased and Normal States (3,0,0) 3 cr.
An advanced course in nutritional biochemistry emphasizing the role of nutrients in disease and the methodology for critical evaluation of the literature. Prerequisite: BCH3120 Not necessarily offered every year.

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BCH4172 Topics in Biotechnology (3,0,0) 3 cr.
A lecture and seminar course on the application of molecular biology to to the field of biotechnology. Areas to be discussed include the properties of gene cloning and expression systems, the use of vectors for gene cloning in prokaryotes and eukaryotes and the production of proteins in heterologous hosts. Invited speakers will describe various advances in biotechnology. Prerequisite: BCH3170 or BIO3170 Cannot be combined for credit with BIO4174.

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BCH4901 Rapport de stage Co-op III 3 cr.
Co-op work term report III

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BCH4902 Raport de stage Co-op IV 3 cr.
Co-op work term report II

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