CODE 87107 ACADEMIC YEAR 2016/2017 CREDITS 2 cfu anno 1 DIETISTICA (L/SNT3) - SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINARY SECTOR BIO/10 LANGUAGE Italiano TEACHING LOCATION SEMESTER 2° Semester MODULES Questo insegnamento è un modulo di: PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY OVERVIEW Biochemistry influences every aspect of our world. This Course concerns the human metabolism and the effect of the nutrition on the changes of biochemical processes. The students have to learn how simple changes in biochemical processes can have dramatic effects on human health. AIMS AND CONTENT LEARNING OUTCOMES (FURTHER INFO) At the end of this course students must knowledge the principal catabolic and anabolic pathways of carbohydrate, lipid and nitrogen compounds. TEACHING METHODS Plenary Lectures covering the entire program of the course SYLLABUS/CONTENT PROTEINS: composition, structure,and their relationships ENZYMES: classification, kinetics and control BIOENERGETIC AND OXIDATIVE METABOLISM CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM: major metabolic pathways and their control LIPID METABOLISM:Utilization and storage of energy in lipid form AMINO ACID METABOLISM METABOLIC INTERRELATIONSHIPS RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY Materials published in Aula Web Texbook: Ferrie et al. Le basi della Biochiomica ed Zanichelli TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD FRANCA SALAMINO Ricevimento: The teacher receives by appointment at DIMES-Biochemistry sect. , Viale Benedetto XV,1 Genoa, 1° floor. For appointments please send E-mail to salamino@unige.it Exam Board ROBERTA DE TULLIO FRANCA SALAMINO FRANCA SALAMINO (President) LESSONS LESSONS START 15 March 2017 Class schedule The timetable for this course is available here: Portale EasyAcademy EXAMS EXAM DESCRIPTION Oral exam. Students should discusse all subjects included in the Course and obtain almost 18/30 in everyone. The final evaluation is the weighted average among all evaluations. ASSESSMENT METHODS The assessment takes place only through the final exam which aims to ensure the effective acquisition by the student of the expected learning outcomes. In order to pass the exam (vote of not less than 18/30 in all scientific disciplinaries of the course) the student must demonstrate that: - Know the principal topics - Be able to reason by connecting the various topics, - Demonstrate ability to transverse and critically deal with the required arguments; - Adoption of appropriate terminology.