Técnicas Biomoleculares I

The aim is for students to acquire skills in the laboratory component of the different areas of biochemistry. Given the experimental nature of this curricular unit, the aim is to promote the principles of scientific and academic integrity, namely: honesty, trust, responsibility, objectivity, impartiality and independence, openness and accessibility.

It is intended that at the end of this curricular unit, students:

• have developed proficiency in various techniques and methods used in the investigation of biological systems
• demonstrate the ability to critically evaluate and select the most appropriate biomolecular techniques for the study of biomolecules
• are able to design and carry out experimental work to investigate the function and structure of proteins (and other biomolecules)
• have developed critical thinking to analyze and interpret experimental results
• have developed skills in scientific research, being able to write clearly, concisely and rigorously
• have improved their oral communication skills and their ability to work in groups