COURSE SYLLABUS BCH 4024: INTRODUCTION TO BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY COURSE COORDINATOR: Dr. Brian D. Cain. Fall Semester, 2015



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Credit: four (4) hours COURSE SYLLABUS BCH 4024: INTRODUCTION TO BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY COURSE COORDINATOR: Dr. Brian D. Cain Fall Semester, 2015 Course Description: BCH 4024 surveys the structure, function, and metabolism of amino acids, proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, and nucleic acids. It introduces concepts in cell structure, replication and growth, and metabolic regulation. Meeting Times and Places: Lectures: Held Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays (4 th and 6 th periods) in the second-floor Stetson MSB (Medical Sciences Building) Auditorium (Room N2-200). Reviews and help sessions are held at times and locations to be announced. Prerequisites: Organic Chemistry (CHM 2210 and 2211, CHM 2215 and 2216, or their equivalents at other universities) or consent of course coordinator. We do NOT recommend taking BCH4024 concurrent with CHM 2211 or CHM2216. CHM 2200 is not an acceptable prerequisite for BCH 4024. Recommended Text: Lehninger Principles of Biochemistry, 6th edition, by David L. Nelson and Michael M. Cox. New York: W.H. Freeman and Company, 2012. Textbooks may be bought at the Health Center Bookstore (Room MG-15) and are also available in several other local, commercial bookstores. Used copies of the 5 th edition are widely available. Web Page: This syllabus, expanded policies, and other information about the course are available on Canvas. The syllabus is also available on the BCH 4024 site, http://biochem.med.ufl.edu/academics/undergraduate-courses. Lecture Notes: ALL faculty lecture notes for this course are available ONLY at the Canvas site. All other course-related files can also be found there. There is NO approved course package. Attendance: We want to emphasize that attendance is imperative for success in this course. Students who regularly attend class and seek assistance or clarification are much more successful in BCH 4024 than those who do not. Office hours for the faculty will be announced in class and posted outside their office doors. The BCH4024 Supplemental Instruction program is very popular and highly effective. Tests and Grading: Examinations will start at the times indicated below on Thursdays September 24, October 22 and November 12 in Room CG-28 (Computer Testing Center, Communicore Building, Health Science Center). The Final Exam will be on December 14. The online exam SIGN-UP is mandatory. A sign-up will be held prior to Exam 1 for Exams 1-3, and a second sign-up will be conducted for Exam 4. If you will have a consistent conflict with these exam times, such as a class, lab, or some other exam, then DO NOT register for this class. The four, ninety-minute examinations are each worth one-hundred (100) points, with a course total of four-hundred (400) points. Students' final letter-grades will be determined SOLELY on the basis of their performance on these exams. Exams will cover the material discussed in the lectures, in the discussion periods, and in the textbook. For detailed information on grading please see the BCH4024 Testing and Grading Policies in Canvas. Information on the UF grading policy is available at: http://www.registrar.ufl.edu/catalog/policies/regulationgrades.html. Students requesting special-needs classroom accommodation must first register with the Dean of Students Office. The Dean of Students Office will provide documentation to the student. The student must provide this documentation to Dr. Brown during the first week of the classes for DRC accommodations. 1

A make-up examination is provided for students who miss ONE of the first three exams for some acceptable reason, WITH PRIOR PERMISSION from Dr. Cain. Generally, this will be illness or some other unforeseeable scheduling conflict. Written documentation will be required for all makeup requests. All make-up exams are scheduled for Thursday, November 19 at 8:30 AM. Be warned that previous history suggests missing an exam correlates with a lower score. The makeup will be weeks later than the lectures for that section of the course, and you will also have less time to study for the final. The makeup exams are specific to the missed exam, not cumulative. In addition, the make-up is after the withdraw date for the fall semester. No make-up exam is available for Exam 4. Students failing to take an exam will receive zero points for that test. All students must take Exam 4 as scheduled. Exceptions will be made only with the explicit prior approval of Dr. Cain. The Testing Center uses imac computers equipped with a scientific calculator (version 10.7.1). No other calculator is allowed during an exam. Students are strongly encouraged to practice functions such as log, anti-log and scientific notation on a Mac prior to taking exams. The proctors are prohibited from helping students perform calculations. By agreement of the faculty, BCH4024 will NOT allow individual students to review questions after an exam. There are no exceptions. Be assured that exam questions undergo a rigorous statistical review after every test. Student concerns voiced during and after the exam are taken into serious consideration. Often the answer key is adjusted and extra points awarded based on the results of the faculty review. Upon request, Dr. Cain is willing to review exam results with individual students. Course Communications: Announcements will be made in class and by email to your ufl.edu account. We cannot use gmail, yahoo, aol email addresses. It is your responsibility to attend class to hear announcements and regularly check your UF email account. Course Contact Information: Questions about course organization, including exams and grades, should be directed to Dr. Cain via email through Canvas. His office hours will be by appointment only until November when he begins lecturing in the course. Faculty: Dr. Brian D. Cain (abbreviated BDC in the syllabus), Course Coordinator Office: R3-254 ARB (Use the Canvas email) Dr. Kevin Brown, Co-Coordinator (DRC accommodations) Office: 392 C CGRC BIOCH-MAIL-BCH4024@mail.ufl.edu Dr. Robert McKenna ( RMK ) Office: LG-183 McKnight Brian Institute rmckenna@ufl.edu Dr. William L. Zeile ( WLZ ) Office: R3-206A ARB wzeile@ufl.edu Dr. Daniel L. Purich ( DLP ) Office: R3-126 ARB; phone: 392-1546 dlpurich@ufl.edu 2

COURSE OUTLINE FOR BCH 4024: INTRODUCTION TO BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Lecture Day and Date Lecturer Specific Topic L-1 Mon, 8/24/15 RMK Introduction and Course Organization Biological Organization L-2 Tue, 8/25/15 RMK Water, Molecular Interactions, and Acid-Base Chemistry L-3 Wed, 8/26/15 RMK Nucleic Acids L-4 Fri, 8/28/15 RMK Amino Acids L-5 Mon, 8/31/15 RMK Peptides and Peptide Bonds L-6 Tue, 9/1/15 RMK Three-Dimensional Structure of Proteins L-7 Wed, 9/2/15 RMK Protein Dynamics and Protein Folding L-8 Fri, 9/4/15 RMK Protein Separation and Purification Mon 9/7/15 Labor Day (no classes) L-9 Tue, 9/8/15 RMK Protein Ligand Interactions L-10 Wed, 9/9/15 RMK Enzyme Mechanism and Catalysis I L-11 Fri, 9/11/15 RMK Enzyme Mechanism and Catalysis II L-12 Mon, 9/14/515 RMK Enzyme Kinetics and Inhibition L-13 Tue, 9/15/15 RMK Enzyme Regulation and Bioenergetics L-14 Wed, 9/16/15 RMK Carbohydrates and Glycobiology L-15 Fri, 9/18/15 RMK Lipids L-16 Mon, 9/21/15 WLZ Biological Membranes L-17 Tue, 9/22/15 WLZ Membrane Proteins L-18 Wed, 9/23/15 WLZ Membrane Protein Transporters E-1 Thurs, 9/24/15 EXAM 1 [LECTURES L-1 THRU L-15] L-19 Fri, 9/25/15 WLZ Membrane Protein Signaling I L-20 Mon, 9/28/15 WLZ Membrane Protein Signaling II 3

L-21 Tue, 9/29/15 WLZ Introduction to Metabolism L-22 Wed, 9/30/15 WLZ Glycolysis L-23 Fri, 10/2/15 WLZ Gluconeogenesis L-24 Mon, 10/5/15 WLZ Glycogen Metabolism L-25 Tue, 10/6/15 WLZ Regulation of Carbohydrate Metabolism L-26 Wed, 10/7/15 WLZ Respiration and Introduction to the Citric Acid Cycle L-27 Fri, 10/9/15 WLZ Citric Acid Cycle L-28 Mon, 10/12/15 WLZ Electron Transport L-29 Tue, 10/13/15 WLZ Oxidative Phosphorylation L-30 Wed, 10/14/15 WLZ Introduction to Lipid Metabolism and Fatty Acid Oxidation L-31 Fri, 10/16/15 WLZ Ketogenesis and Fatty Acid Synthesis L-32 Mon, 10/19/15 WLZ Regulation of Fatty Acid Oxidation and Synthesis L-33 Tue, 10/20/15 WLZ Cholesterol Synthesis L-34 Wed, 10/21/15 WLZ Plasma Lipoproteins E-2 Thurs, 10/22/15 EXAM 2 [LECTURES L-16 THRU L-30] L-35 Fri, 10/23/15 DLP Amino Acid Metabolism: Digestion & Assimilation L-36 Mon, 10/26/15 DLP Amino Acid Degradation and Disposition L-37 Tue, 10/27/15 DLP Amino Acid Metabolism: Urea Cycle L-38 Wed, 10/28/15 DLP Amino Acid Metabolism: Nonessential AA Biosynthesis L-39 Fri, 10/30/15 DLP Amino Acid Metabolism: Specialized Amino Acids and Heme L-40 Mon, 11/2/15 DLP Purine Nucleotide Biosynthesis, Degradation and Salvage L-41 Tue, 11/3/15 DLP Pyrimidine Nucleotide Biosynthesis and Deoxynucleotide Biosynthesis L-42 Wed, 11/4/15 BDC DNA Sequencing of Anzick-1 (special presentation, plan to attend) Fri, 11/6/15 Homecoming (no classes) 4

L-43 Mon, 11/9/15 BDC DNA Replication I L-44 Tue, 11/10/15 BDC DNA Replication II Wed, 11/11/15 Veterans Day (no classes) E-3 Thurs, 11/12/15 EXAM 3 [LECTURES L-31 THRU L-44] L-45 Fri, 11/13/15 BDC Prokaryotic Transcription and Gene Regulation L-46 Mon, 11/16/15 BDC Eukaryotic Transcription and Gene Regulation I L-47 Tues, 11/17/15 BDC Eukaryotic Transcription and Gene Regulation II L-48 Wed, 11/18/15 BDC Post-Transcriptional RNA Processing E-MU Thurs, 11/19/15 Make-Up Exam (for students who miss one of the first three exams) 8:30-10:00 L-49 Fri, 11/20/15 BDC Protein Synthesis I L-50 Mon, 11/23/15 BDC Protein Synthesis II L-51 Tue, 11/24/15 BDC Post-Translational Modifications Wed, 11/25/15 to Fri 11/27/15 THANKSGIVING (no classes) L-52 Mon, 11/30/15 BDC DNA Damage and Repair L-53 Tue, 12/1/15 BDC Recombination L-54 Wed, 12/2/15 BDC Signal Transduction L-55 Fri, 12/4/15 BDC Cell Cycle Control L-56 Mon, 12/7/15 BDC Cancer Mechanisms L-57 Tue, 12/8/15 BDC Cancer Mechanisms Wed, 12/9/15 BDC Cancer Mechanisms E-4 Mon, 12/14/15 EXAM 4 [LECTURES L-45 THRU L-57] 5