5.54/7.540/20.554 Frontiers in Chemical Biology
Fall 2013
Instructors: Bradley L. Pentelute, Matthew D Shoulders
Lecture: MWF11 (4-149)
Subject Description:
Introduction to current research at the interface of chemistry, biology, and bioengineering. Topics include nucleic acid and protein synthesis and semisynthesis; selective labeling of proteins and bioorthogonal reactions; mechanisms of DNA damage; RNA structure and function; enzyme catalyzed protein modification and the elaboration of the proteome; methods for analyzing signaling network dynamics; metabolic pathway engineering and metabolomics; small molecules from tools to therapeutics; chemical biology approaches to infectious disease and the immune system. Lectures are interspersed with class discussions and student presentations based on current literature.
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