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Proteomics and Genomics

The Tutorial Programme

 

These present and integrate new material that is not in the lectures. You will be grouped and each group will prepare for one of the discussions before the tutorials.

  1. General revision, introduction to the tutorial format and organisation of the class into groups for leading the discussions
  2. “Is ‘Genomics’ ethical?” Discussion
  3. Has the human genome project delivered? Discussion
  4. Protein structure-activity relationships; further examples. Discussion of the question ‘Show how bab motifs may be used in the construction of (a/b)8 barrels (“TIM barrels”) and Open Twisted Sheets. Comment on the major functional role played by each of these structural elements’
  5. Enzyme engineering. Discussion of the question ‘Set out a plan as to how you would attempt to redesign Aspergillus glucoamylase to make it more thermostable. (The three-dimensional crystal structure of this enzyme is known)’
  6. How important is water to the structure and activity of proteins?


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