Biochemistry Courses

The following 600-level courses offered for graduate credit consist of the corresponding 400-level undergraduate courses plus additional work, usually in the form of a written assignment. Courses marked with an asterisk (*) are half courses.

Courses

BIOCHEM 6E03 / Gene Regulation in Stem Cell Development
BIOCHEM 6H03 / Molecular Biology of Cancer
BIOCHEM 6J03 / Biochemical Immunology
BIOCHEM 6N03 / Molecular Membrane Biology
BIOCHEM 6Q03 / Biochemical Pharmacology
BIOCHEM 6S03 / Introduction to Molecular Biophysics
BIOCHEM 6Y03 / Genomes and Evolution

The following courses are restricted to graduate students:

(Note: Not all courses are offered every year)

BIOCHEM 707 / Mechanism of Enzyme Action
BIOCHEM 709 / Signal Transduction: Dynamic Mechanisms of Action of Growth Factors and Nuclear Receptors
BIOCHEM 710 / Special Topics in Proteins
BIOCHEM 711 / Special Topics in Biomolecular Sciences
BIOCHEM 712 / Special Topics in Membrane Biochemistry
BIOCHEM 713 / Enzyme Catalytic Mechanisms
BIOCHEM 720 / Scientific Communication
BIOCHEM 723 / Topics in Molecular Biology
BIOCHEM 725 / Molecular Mechanisms of Membrane Functions
BIOCHEM 726 / Biophysical Chemistry of Membrane Structure
BIOCHEM 727 / Proteins
BIOCHEM 730 / Computational Biochemistry
BIOCHEM 731 / Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine
BIOCHEM 732 / Writing for Science
BIOCHEM 733 / Biomedical Commercialization and Entrepreneurship
BIOCHEM 734 / Advanced Techniques in the Biomedical Sciences
BIOCHEM 735 / Antimicrobial resistance from principles to practice

The following course is available to graduate students for credit:

EDUCATION 750 / Principles and Practices of University Teaching

In Addition

In addition, courses in other departments/programs, notably Biology, Chemistry, Medical Sciences, and Physics and Astronomy, may be allowed for graduate credit. Candidates should consult the Graduate Chair of the department or their research supervisor concerning such courses.