BIOCHEMISTRY III (PLANT BIOCHEMICAL PROCESSES) BSC302
Why Study this Plant Biochemistry Course?
If you’re interested in the chemical processes that occur within plants, this course is made for you! This online plant biochemistry course will teach you the process of glycolysis, the transport mechanisms of bio-chemicals, the processes and importance of electron transfer and oxidative phosphorylation, the metabolism of carbohydrates, biochemical nucleotide, lipids and other relevant to reproduction, the role of light and dark reactions in plants, the enzyme reactions and other biochemical processes.
Plant Biochemistry – Distance Learning Course – Flexible Study
study plant biochemistry via online learning
learn the biochemistry of plants in your own home
work in horticulutre, agriculture, science fields including agronomy or research, and plant biology
Nominal Duration 100 hours
PREREQUISITE:
Biochemistry II or equivalent
COURSE AIMS
Explain the interaction between the various biochemical processes within the plant cell
Explain the process of glycolysis.
Describe the transport mechanism of bio-chemicals through plant membranes.
Explain the processes of electron transfer and oxidative phosphorylation, and their importance to energy regulation in plants.
Explain the structure and metabolism of carbohydrates
Explain the metabolism of lipids.
Explain the processes of photosynthesis and the role of the light and dark reactions of photosynthesis in the growth of plants.
Explain biochemical nucleotide metabolism.
Explain enzyme reactions and catalysis in biochemistry.
Explain metabolic processes relevant to reproduction in plants.
Explain other biochemical processes including biochemical communication through hormones.
CONTENTS
There are eleven lessons in this module as follows:
1. Introduction – Introduction to Metablism, Energy Transfer within the Cell
3. Movement Through Membranes – Lipids and Fats, Membranes, Kinetics and Mechanisms of Transport, Ionophores, Aquaporins.
4. Electron Transport and Oxidative Phosphorylation – Mitochondria, Electron Transport, Oxidative Phosphorylation, Citric Acid Cycle, Controls of ATP Production
If you’re interested in the chemical processes that occur within plants, this course is made for you! This online plant biochemistry course will teach you the process of glycolysis, the transport mechanisms of bio-chemicals, the processes and importance of electron transfer and oxidative phosphorylation, the metabolism of carbohydrates, biochemical nucleotide, lipids and other relevant to reproduction, the role of light and dark reactions in plants, the enzyme reactions and other biochemical processes.
Plant Biochemistry – Distance Learning Course – Flexible Study
study plant biochemistry via online learning
learn the biochemistry of plants in your own home
work in horticulutre, agriculture, science fields including agronomy or research, and plant biology
Nominal Duration 100 hours
PREREQUISITE:
Biochemistry II or equivalent
COURSE AIMS
Explain the interaction between the various biochemical processes within the plant cell
Explain the process of glycolysis.
Describe the transport mechanism of bio-chemicals through plant membranes.
Explain the processes of electron transfer and oxidative phosphorylation, and their importance to energy regulation in plants.
Explain the structure and metabolism of carbohydrates
Explain the metabolism of lipids.
Explain the processes of photosynthesis and the role of the light and dark reactions of photosynthesis in the growth of plants.
Explain biochemical nucleotide metabolism.
Explain enzyme reactions and catalysis in biochemistry.
Explain metabolic processes relevant to reproduction in plants.
Explain other biochemical processes including biochemical communication through hormones.
CONTENTS
There are eleven lessons in this module as follows:
1. Introduction – Introduction to Metablism, Energy Transfer within the Cell
3. Movement Through Membranes – Lipids and Fats, Membranes, Kinetics and Mechanisms of Transport, Ionophores, Aquaporins.
4. Electron Transport and Oxidative Phosphorylation – Mitochondria, Electron Transport, Oxidative Phosphorylation, Citric Acid Cycle, Controls of ATP Production
