BMEN 4326 - Principles of Biomolecular Engineering

3 hours

To engineer biological systems, it is essential to develop biomolecular components with novel, desirable functions. These components include enzymes, structural proteins, receptors and other macromolecules. Recent advances in biomolecular engineering open many new possibilities in protein design and protein construction. Discusses a wide range of strategies in designing macromolecules, generating libraries of these parts and screening desirable candidates. Additionally, trains students in reading, analyzing and discussing materials from academic research articles.

Prerequisite(s): BMEN 3310.

Meets with BMEN 5326.

Course specific fees (in addition to tuition and mandatory):
Academic (AF) per hour: $52.70