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Biol.
201
–
2015/2016W
Always
access
LaunchPad
using
the
website
assigned
to
your
course
section.
To
register
for
LaunchPad,
use
one
of
the
following
options:
a) If
you
have
an
access
code
(purchased
from
UBC
bookstore),
select
“I
have
a
student
access
code”
and
enter
the
code
exactly
as
it
appears
on
the
card,
then
click
“Submit”.
b) If
you
do
not
have
an
access
code,
either
purchase
a
text
package
from
the
UBC
bookstore
that
includes
one
or
select
“I
want
to
purchase
access”
from
the
LaunchPad
website
and
follow
the
instructions.
You
will
have
access
to
Launchpad
and
the
e-‐textbook.
c) If
you
need
to
start
working
but
cannot
purchase
LaunchPad
right
away,
select
“I
want
temporary
access”
and
follow
the
instructions.
If
you
have
problems
registering,
purchasing
or
logging
in,
please
contact
Customer
Support
through
the
online
form
or
via
chat.
You
can
reach
a
representative
24
hours
a
day,
7
days
a
week.
You
can
also
contact
a
representative
by
phone
from
900
to
1500
EST,
7
days
a
week
at
1
800
936
6899.
Problem
sets:
Problem
sets
associated
with
each
unit
of
the
course
will
be
posted
on
the
Connect
site.
iClicker:
iClickers
will
be
used
to
evaluate
your
current
level
of
understanding,
comprehension
of
reading
assignments,
and
to
gauge
concept
understanding.
Please
note
that
iClickers
are
registered
to
individual
student
ID
numbers.
Do
not
ask
another
person
to
use
your
iClicker
in
class
and
do
not
use
another
person’s
iClicker.
Misuse
will
result
in
a
grade
of
0
on
that
assignment
and
you
will
be
reported
for
academic
misconduct
(please
refer
to
the
Calendar,
Chapter
V,
Student
Behaviour
and
Discipline).
Course
Website:
Students
can
access
the
site
at
http://resources.connect.ubc.ca
using
their
Campus-‐
Wide-‐Login.
The
Biol.
201
Connect
site
is
an
important
learning
resource.
Lecture
power
point
slides,
graphics,
links,
announcements,
references,
problem
sets,
and
answers
will
be
posted
on
this
site.
Students
are
expected
to
consult
the
course
site
on
a
regular
basis.
For
help
with
the
Connect
website,
please
contact
the
IT
Service
Centre
(http://www.it.ubc.ca/contact/helpdesk.html
)
or
Angela
Lam
(ang.dms@gmail.com).
You
may
also
find
help
at:
http://learningcommons.ubc.ca/about-‐us/chapman-‐learning-‐commons/
PEER
TUTORS
There
are
3
peer
tutors
for
the
course,
one
for
each
lecture
section.
These
are
third
or
fourth
year
students
who
have
done
well
in
the
course
in
the
past.
They
will
sit
in
your
lecture
section
and
will
be
available
to
help
you
with
lecture
material.
The
peer
tutor
help
desk
is
in
Biological
Sciences
Room
0502A.
You
can
make
an
appointment
with
your
peer
tutor
by
Connect
email
or
you
can
come
by
the
help
desk
during
regular
hours.
The
peer
tutor
is
also
responsible
for
monitoring
the
Connect
discussion
group.
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201
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2015/2016W
COURSE
OUTLINE
Dates
Unit
Lecture
Topic
Problem
Set
Professor
Jan
4
Introduction
Introduction
to
Biochemistry
Drs.
Jetter
&
Lecture
1
Richards
Jan
6
-‐
11
Unit
I
Ionization
Tendencies
#1
Dr.
Jetter
Ionization
Lectures
2
to
4
Jan
13
-‐
18
Unit
II
Proteins
I:
Aspects
of
Globular
Protein
#2
Dr.
Jetter
Proteins
Structure
Lectures
5
to
7
Jan
20
-‐
29
Proteins
II:
Polypeptide
folding
&
#3
Dr.
Jetter
Oligomerization
Lectures
8
to
12
Feb
1
-‐
10
Unit
III
Enzymes
I:
Catalytic
Mechanism
#4
Dr.
Jetter
Enzymes
Lectures
13
to
16
Feb
11
Mid-‐term
Exam
(1900
to
2100)
Feb
12
Unit
III
Enzymes
II:
Quantitative
Enzymology
#5
Dr.
Richards
Enzymes
Lectures
17
Feb
15
-‐
19
Mid-‐term
Break
Feb
22
&
24
Unit
III
Enzymes
II
(con’t):
Quantitative
#5
Dr.
Richards
Enzymes
Enzymology
(con’t)
Lectures
18
to
19
Feb
26
to
Mar
7
Unit
IV
Energy
Transfer
I:
The
basics
&
ATP
in
#6
Dr.
Richards
Energy
Biosynthesis
Transfer
Lectures
20
to
24
Mar
9
-‐
16
Energy
Transfer
II:
ATP
synthesis
#7
Dr.
Richards
Lectures
25
to
28
Mar
18
-‐
23
Unit
V
Metabolism
I:
Animals
#8
Dr.
Richards
Metabolism
Lectures
29
to
31
Mar
30
&
Apl
1
Metabolism
II:
Plants
#9
Dr.
Jetter
Lectures
32
&
33
Apl
4
-‐
8
Metabolism
III:
Enzyme
Inhibition
&
#10
Dr.
Richards
Metabolic
Regulation
Lectures
34
to
36
TUTORIALS
The
purpose
of
the
Biol.
201
tutorial
is
to
provide
students
with
the
opportunity
to
get
help
with
the
problem
sets
and
to
help
students
visualize
some
laboratory
methods
used
in
biochemistry.
As
such,
there
are
two
types
of
tutorials
run
in
Biol.
201:
Scheduled
Tutorials.
Students
attend
their
regularly
scheduled
tutorial
time
(ie.
the
tutorial
section
they
are
registered
in)
and
participate
in
hands-‐on
activities
that
are
meant
to
supplement
lecture
material.
Scheduled
tutorials
are
held
in
Biological
Sciences
Room
0505.
Drop-‐in
Tutorials.
Students
can
drop-‐in
to
any
tutorial
section
to
get
help
with
the
course
Problem
Sets.
Drop-‐
in
tutorials
will
be
held
in
Biological
Sciences
Room
0505,
Mondays
through
Thursdays
from
900
to
1700.
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201
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2015/2016W
TUTORIAL
SCHEDULE
Tutorial
Type
Week
Comments
1.
Drop-‐in
Jan
6
&
7
Get
help
with
Problem
Set
1
2.
Drop-‐in
Jan
11
to
14
Get
help
with
Problem
Sets
1
&
2
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201
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