81. Harvard Gazette: John T. Edsall 1954 contributed much to the building of a graduate program in biochemisty here.In that year the Committee on Higher Degrees in biochemisty was formed http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2004/12.02/31-mm.html

Current Issue: December 02, 2004 News News, events, features Science/Research Latest scientific findings Profiles The people behind the university Community Harvard and neighbor communities Sports Scores, highlights, upcoming games On Campus Newsmakers, notes, students, police log Arts Museums, concerts, theater Calendar Two-week listing of upcoming events No one contributed more than John to the establishment of high standards and effective communication in protein science. ... John Edsall's influence will continue to be felt far into the future. HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES John T. Edsall Faculty of Arts and Science - Memorial Minute At a Meeting of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences November 16, 2004, the following Minute was placed upon the records. For more than half of the twentieth century John T. Edsall, class of 1923, was a guiding spirit and constant contributor to the rise of biochemistry at Harvard and in the world through his research, teaching, mentoring, writing, editing and moral influence. His exemplary role greatly affected the quality of life in this Faculty as well as in the Medical School. Two consequences deserve note. In 1943 Cohn and Edsall published a volume on proteins, amino acids and peptides that became a classic in defining this new field: it continues to be consulted even today. Second, Edsall played a key role in isolating various blood proteins and using them in vital roles during World War II. For example, his group developed a fibrin foam that made some important neurosurgical procedures possible.

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83. Courses CHEM 3313 biochemisty Laboratory (316) Prerequisite CHEM 3311 or 4303. CHEM 4303 Molecular biochemisty (330) Prerequisite CHEM 3105, 3106, 3305, http://www.che.ttu.edu/minor/be/courses.htm

Courses in the Bioengineering Minor include those from Biology Chemical Engineering Chemistry , and Microbiology BIOL 1403 Biology I (4:3:3) Prerequisite: 1 year of high school biology. Enrollment as a freshman requires a minimum composite SAT1 score of 1100, a minimum composite ACT score of 24, or a minimum SP Biology score of 3. Students accepted provisionally cannot take BIOL 1403. Fundamentals of molecular biology, genetics, and evolutionary theory. First semester of an integrated course recommended for students majoring in biological sciences or related sciences. BIOL 1404 Biology II (4:3:3) Prerequisite: BIOL 1403. Fundamentals of organismal biology, population biology, and biological diversity. Second semester of an integrated course for majors in biological and related sciences. BIOL 3320 Cell Biology (3:3:0) Prerequisite: BIOL 1403, 1404, 3416, and junior standing. An integrated study of the basic principles of cell structure and function. BIOL 3416 Genetics (4:3:3) Prerequisite: One year of introductory biology.

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87. SACB Membership honours degree may be admitted as an ordinary member after four years postgraduateworking experience in a recognised clinical biochemisty laboratory. http://www.sacb.org.sg/ass/membership.html

The Association About the society History Mission statement Committee Membership SACB Membership SACB is a society for clinical laboratory professionals, physicians, research scientists and other individuals involved with clinical chemistry and other clinical laboratory science related disciplines. The Association consists of ordinary, honorary, associate, corporate and student members. It is to be noted that membership in the Association is not to be construed as certificaton. The society has presently 175 members and is aiming to recuit more interested individuals in the related disciplines. Membership Subscription Types of Membership Ordinary Members Persons admitted as ordinary members shall be occupied wholly or mainly in the practice of clinical biochemistry within the Republic of Singapore, but they may continue their membership after retirement from active prefessional life. They must be university graduates in science or medicine. For science graduates they must possess at least an honours degree in biochemistry or related field and should have at least two years postgraduate working experience in a recognised clinical biochemistry laboratory. A university graduate without an honours degree may be admitted as an ordinary member after four years postgraduate working experience in a recognised clinical biochemisty laboratory.

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The University of Western Ontario Registration Information for Biochemistry Courses Biochemistry 280a - Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Biochemistry 380G - Biochemistry Laboratory Biochemistry 381a - Biological Macromolecule Biochemistry 382b - Biochemical Regulation ... Biochemistry 484E - Laboratory and Literature Review NOTE: No special permission will be given for any of the 2nd and 3rd year courses until after July 25th once the priorities or constraints have been lifted. Prerequisites Biology 022 or 023. Priority to Modules and Programs in Biology, Medical Sciences, Biochemistry, Biochemistry and Chemistry, Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Bioinformatics (Biochemistry or Computer Science concentration), and Scholars Electives. Prerequisite: Biochemistry 381a and co-requisite in Biochemistry 382b. Not available for students in Biochemistry 387G. Biochemistry 381a Priority to Modules and Programs in Biochemistry, Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Biochemistry and Chemistry, Bioinformatics (Biochemistry or Computer Science concentration), Medical Sciences, Clinical Biochemistry Microbiology/Immunology and Scholars Electives. Prerequisite: A minimum of 65% in Biochemistry 280a and a minimum average of 65% in Chemistry 213a/b plus 223b or minimum of 60% (or the former Chemistry 253, Chemistry 273a and 283b). Biochemisty 382b Prerequisite: Biochemistry 381a NOTE: No special permission will be given for any of the 2nd and 3rd year courses until after July 25th once the priorities and restrictions have been lifted.

89. Subject Arrangement Of Books And AV Material QU, biochemisty Nutrition. QV, Pharmaceutics Pharmacology Pharmacy Toxicology.QW, Immunology biochemisty, QU. Cardiology, WG. Cardiovascular System, WG http://www.library.mun.ca/hsl/guides/byclass.php

Home Archives Hours Contact Us ... Index search catalogue search library web pages Quick Search Catalogue Article Indexes EJournals Internet ... Suggestion Box HSL Menu: HSL Home Health Databases Health EJournals Health EBooks ... Make a Request Subject Arrangement of Books and AV Material Summary The following tables are intended to be used as a guide to how books and audiovisual materials are shelved at the Health Sciences Library. Search the library catalogue for specific items or topics. Subjects Sorted by Call Number Call Number Subject Area QH Genetics QS Anatomy Embryology Histology QT Physiology QU Biochemisty Nutrition QV Pharmaceutics Pharmacology Pharmacy Toxicology QW Immunology Microbiology QX Parasitology QY Clinical Chemistry Clinical Pathology QZ Oncology Pathology SF Laboratory Animal Science Veterinary Medicine W Community Medicine Forensic Medicine Health Professions Jurisprudence Malpractice Medical Education Medical Informatics Medical Law Medicine as a Profession WA Epidemiology Health Administration Occupational Medicine Preventive Medicine Public Health Statistics WB Family Practice General Diagnosis Internal Medicine Occupational Therapy Physiotherapy Practice of Medicine Therapeutics WC Communicable Diseases Infectious Diseases WD Animal Poisons Aviation and

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92. Drexel University College Of Medicine: Department Of Biochemistry Jane AzizkhanClifford, Ph.D, Professor and Chair of Biochemistry 215-762-4424Jane.Clifford@Drexel.Edu. The Department of Biochemistry and Molecular http://www.drexelmed.edu/biochemistry/

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95. What Can I Do With A Major In Chemistry & Biochemistry Academic Advising Links, Advising Home Page, Getting Academic Advising,Academic Policies and Procedures, Majors and Minors in CAS, Career Information for http://www.cas.muohio.edu/~advising/majors/chemistry&biochemistry.html

-Career Exploration and Testing Center Academic Advising Links Advising Home Page Getting Academic Advising Academic Policies and Procedures Majors and Minors in CAS Career Information for CAS Students Special Educational Opportunities An enormous range of occupations is available to a person with training in chemistry such as working in the physical sciences, the life sciences, or the health sciences. Graduates with a B.S. degree are better qualified for more technical positions in the chemical industry while graduates with an A.B. degree often get positions in life or health sciences and secondary school teaching. Positions in basic research with governmental agencies, businesses and universities usually require the Ph.D. and postdoctoral experience. INTERESTS An interest in observing, studying, and analyzing various substances, creating new substances, interpreting formulas, working independently, and exploring various ideas. COMPETENCIES Investigative General Investigative Objectivity Reviewing relevant data Applying concepts Utilizing formulas Problem identification Gathering information Perception of patterns/structures Physical dexterity Perception Acute observational skills Curiosity Precision/accuracy Creativity Facility with technical instruments Communications Analytical Technical report preparing Organizing/reporting data Designing plots/graphs Informing/explaining

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99. Biochemie - Charite Berlin Translate this page Das Institut für Biochemie, Campus Charite Mitte, Direktor Prof. Dr. Peter-M.Kloetzel, befindet sich seit 1995 in der Berliner Monbijoustraße, http://www.charite.de/biochemie/deutsch/index2.htm

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