Biomolecular Engineering

CHME-6460

This course will focus on 1) designing, engineering, and selecting proteins and other biomolecules with desired functional and biophysical properties (high thermal stability, high solubility, low propensity to aggregate), and 2) characterizing thermodynamic and kinetic properties (folding, oligomerization, and self-association) of these biomolecules. (Students may not receive credit for both this course and CHME 4460 .)

3 credits

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2017	Biomolecular Engineering (3c) Peter Matthew Tessier Seats Taken: 6/20
2016	Biomolecular Engineering (3c) Peter Matthew Tessier Seats Taken: 5/20
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2014	Biomolecular Engineering (3c) Peter Matthew Tessier Seats Taken: 17/35
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