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The primary goal of this course is to assist student development as scholars and advance their research skills in fields of science that use molecular evolution and molecular design (i.e. synthetic biology) to address a wide diversity of biological questions and problems. The course focuses on the critical evaluation of scientific methodology and how such methodology can be applied to engineer new biomolecules.
Subject to approval of the Head of School. RP: BIOL331/BCHM301 (Biochemistry 3) and/or Protein Science (BIOL435/BCHM403), which is designed to be a compatible course run in S1. In addition, one from the following is highly recommended: BIOL313 (Microbiology) or BIOL333 (Molecular Genetics) (or equivalent, as determined by course co-ordinator).
BIOL331/BCHM301 (Biochemistry 3) and/or Protein Science (BIOL435/BCHM403), which is designed to be a compatible course run in S1. In addition, one from the following is highly recommended: BIOL313 (Microbiology) or BIOL333 (Molecular Genetics) (or equivalent, as determined by course co-ordinator).