BIOCHEM 302
Introductory Biochemistry II
Terrence G. Oas
Description from DukeHub
Structure, function, and biosynthesis of biological macromolecules and regulation of their synthesis. Intermediary metabolism and metabolic utilization of energy. Biochemistry of biological membranes, receptors, and signal transduction via membrane receptors. Prerequisite: organic chemistry and Biochemistry 301.
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