Unit

School Of Science

MetabolismWestern Sydney University Unit Code: 300848.2

Discipline: BIOCHEMISTRY AND CELL BIOLOGY

Student Contribution Band: 2

Level: 2

Credit Points: 10

Equivalent Units
300220 - Biochemistry 2; 300548 - Human Metabolism & Disease

Incompatible Units
300227 - General Biochemistry

Prerequisite
300936 Functional Proteins and Genes

About this Unit
Organisms degrade food molecules to generate energy and converts excess food molecules into internal fuel stores. This unit will cover topics including: bioenergetics; the structures of key molecules; glycolysis, gluconeogenesis, glycogen synthesis and breakdown; fatty acid oxidation and synthesis; amino acid catabolism; urea synthesis; citric acid cycle; electron transport and oxidative phosphorylation. Emphasis will be on the regulation and integration of these pathways, including their responses to hormonal regulation. The effects of altered dietary and hormonal status on metabolic pathways and their consequences for the organism will be discussed.

Special Requirements - Essential Equipment
Safety glasses, Lab coat, enclosed footwear and Laboratory Notebook


Courses
2743.10Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of LawsCONTINUING
2743.5Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of LawsCONTINUING
2743.7Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of LawsCONTINUING
2743.8Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of LawsCONTINUING
2743.9Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of LawsCONTINUING
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3562.9Bachelor of Science (Advanced Science)CONTINUING
3589.8Bachelor of Science (Forensic Science)CONTINUING
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3660.6Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of International StudiesCONTINUING
3673.1Bachelor of Medical ScienceCONTINUING
3673.2Bachelor of Medical ScienceCONTINUING
3675.4Bachelor of ScienceCONTINUING
3676.4Bachelor of Science (Chemistry)CONTINUING
3677.2Bachelor of Science (Biological Sciences)CONTINUING
3678.1Bachelor of Science (Nutrition and Food Science)CONTINUING
3678.2Bachelor of Science (Nutrition and Food Science)CONTINUING
3680.3Bachelor of Science (Environmental Science)CONTINUING
3681.2Bachelor of Science (Zoology)CONTINUING
3682.3Bachelor of Medical Science (Advanced)CONTINUING
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3755.1Bachelor of Medical ScienceCONTINUING
3755.2Bachelor of Medical ScienceCURRENT
3758.1Bachelor of Advanced Medical ScienceCONTINUING
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6002.2Diploma in Science/Bachelor of Medical ScienceCONTINUING
6004.1Diploma in Science/Bachelor of ScienceCONTINUING
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6043.2Diploma in Science/Bachelor of ScienceCURRENT


Specialisations

KP3027.1General ProgramCONTINUING
KT3128.1Biological ScienceCONTINUING
KT3129.1ChemistryCONTINUING
KT3132.1Nutrition and Food ScienceCONTINUING
M3045.1Biochemistry and Molecular BiologyCONTINUING
M3052.1General BiologyCONTINUING
M3058.1Nutrition and PhysiologyCONTINUING
M3060.1Medicinal ChemistryCONTINUING
M3061.1Anatomy and PhysiologyCONTINUING
M3062.1Biomedical ScienceCONTINUING
M3063.1Medicinal ChemistryCONTINUING
M3064.1Anatomy and PhysiologyCONTINUING
M3080.1General BiologyCONTINUING
M3089.1Nutrition and PhysiologyCONTINUING
M3090.1Biochemistry and Molecular BiologyCONTINUING
M3095.1Anatomy and PhysiologyCONTINUING
M3103.1Medicinal ChemistryCONTINUING
M3104.1Anatomy and PhysiologyCONTINUING
M3105.1Biomedical ScienceCONTINUING
M4007.1Cell and Molecular BiologyCURRENT
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MT3044.1Human NutritionCURRENT
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