Anadolu Info Package Anadolu Info Package
  • Info on the Institution
  • Info on Degree Programmes
  • Info for Students
  • Turkish
    • Turkish Turkish
    • English English
General Information Departments Educational Staff Administration Contact
  • Faculty of Pharmacy
  • Course Structure Diagram with Credits
  • Biochemistry I
  • Learning Outcomes
  • Description
  • Content
  • Learning Outcomes
  • Learning Activities and Teaching Methods
  • Course's Contribution to Prog.
  • Assessment Methods

  • Water metabolism will be able to be explained
  • Explains water and its structure.
  • Defines body water compartments.
  • Explains the osmotic pressure of body fluids
  • Explains the characteristics of body water compartments
  • Explains the characteristics of extracellular fluids
  • Defines disorders of body water balance.
  • Will be able to explain electrolyte metabolism
  • Identifies the electrolyte composition of body compartments
  • Explains sodium metabolism.
  • Explains potassium metabolism.
  • Explains chloride metabolism.
  • Will be able to explain acid-base balance
  • Defines buffering systems in living organisms.
  • Explains the bicarbonate/carbonic acid buffering system.
  • Explains intracellular buffering systems
  • Explains carbon dioxide and oxygen metabolism
  • Explains the regulation of acid-base balance.
  • List and explain the toxicity mechanisms
  • Cellular Metabolism
  • Defines metabolism
  • Explains the terms anabolism and catabolism
  • Explains the working principles of endothermic and exothermic reactions.
  • Will be able to explain energy
  • Defines free energy change.
  • Explains entropy changes.
  • Calculates the free energy change in anabolic and catabolic reactions
  • Describes the structure of ATP
  • Defines the structures of reduced equivalents
  • Explains the functions of reduced equivalents
  • Explains high-energy phosphate compounds and thioesters
  • Lists the energy usage purposes of the cell.
  • Explains the function of ATP.
  • Will be able to explain amino acids
  • Draws the chemical structure of amino acids
  • Classifies amino acids based on their side chains
  • Lists the properties of amino acid side chains
  • Draws the chemical structures of amino acids involved in protein synthesis
  • Names the essential amino acids.
  • Explains the chemical properties of amino acids
  • Recognizes the stereoisomeric structures of amino acids
  • Explains the acid/base and buffering properties of amino acids.
  • Explains the concept of isoelectric point
  • Draws the titration curves of amino acids
  • Will be able to explain proteins
  • Explains the function of amino acids not involved in protein structure
  • Defines proteins.
  • Explains the structures of proteins.
  • Defines the biological importance of proteins.
  • Draws the peptide bond.
  • Classifies peptides.
  • Draws the structures of peptides.
  • Explains the three-dimensional structures of proteins
  • Explains the chemical bonds involved in the three-dimensional structure of proteins.
  • Explains the buffering properties of proteins.
  • Explains the structure and function of hemoglobin and myoglobin proteins.
  • Explains protein denaturation
  • Explains body proteins and their functions.
  • Will be able to explain the digestion of proteins
  • Defines proteolysis
  • Explains the properties and functions of hormones involved in protein digestion
  • Explains the effect of the acidic environment of the stomach on protein digestion
  • Explains the properties of stomach-specific protein digestive enzymes.
  • Lists the protein digestion products formed in the stomach.
  • Explains the properties of protein digestive enzymes secreted by the pancreas.
  • Explains protein digestion occurring in the small intestine
  • Will be able to explain the absorption of proteins
  • Explains the transport of amino acids into the intestinal epithelial cell.
  • Explains the passage of amino acids into the bloodstream
  • Will be able to explain protein metabolism
  • Writes the biosynthesis steps of amino acids
  • Writes the synthesis steps of hemoglobin and myoglobin.
  • Explains the excretion products of amino acids
  • Explains the conversion of amino acids into biogenic amines.
  • Explains the metabolic pathways of the carbon skeletons of amino acids.
  • Explains the biochemical effects of ammonia in the organism.
  • Explains the transport reactions of ammonia formed in peripheral tissues.
  • Draws the reactions of urea biosynthesis.
  • Explains the excretion mechanism of urea.
  • Explains the degradation reactions of hemoglobin and myoglobin.
  • Explains how protein metabolism is regulated
  • Will be able to explain enzymes
  • Defines enzymes.
  • Names enzymes.
  • Explains the structure of enzymes
  • Explains the functions of enzymes
  • Classifies enzymes.
  • Explains the enzyme-substrate interaction.
  • Explains how enzymes work.
  • Will be able to explain the catalytic activities of enzymes.
  • Explains activation energy.
  • Explains the effects of enzyme activation energy.
  • Explains the Michaelis-Menten equation.
  • Explains the reaction rate graph.
  • Explains the factors affecting enzyme activity.
  • Will be able to explain enzyme regulation.
  • Explains the terms activator and inhibitor
  • Explains the functions of regulatory enzymes.
  • Explains covalent modification.
  • Explains the Lineweaver-Burk equation.
  • Explains the types of inhibition.

  • Info on the Institution
  • Name and Adress
  • Academic Calendar
  • Academic Authorities
  • General Description
  • List of Programmes Offered
  • General Admission Requirements
  • Recognition of Prior Learning
  • Registration Procedures
  • ECTS Credit Allocation
  • Academic Guidance
  • Info on Degree Programmes
  • Doctorate Degree / Proficieny in Arts
  • Master's Degree
  • Bachelor's Degree
  • Associate Degree
  • Open&Distance Education
  • Info for Students
  • Cost of living
  • Accommodation
  • Meals
  • Medical Facilities
  • Facilities for Special Needs Students
  • Insurance
  • Financial Support for Students
  • Student Affairs Office
  • Info for Students
  • Learning Facilities
  • International Programmes
  • Practical Information for Mobile Students
  • Language courses
  • Internships
  • Sports and Leisure Facilities
  • Student Associations