ChemE467/Bioeng467.
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Lectures: Tu/Th 2:30-3:50 BNS 115 |
Instructor: Prof. François Baneyx, BNS307, 685-765 |
Office Hours: Open door policy |
Grading: Midterm 40%; Final 40%; Homeworks 20% |
Textbook: None; handouts and web-based reading materials will be provided |
Objectives: (i) to introduce seniors and graduate students to the applications of kinetics, reactor design and mass transfer in biological and biochemical processes; (ii) to learn unit operations used in the recovery of biological products; and (iii) to understand and use basic biology, biochemistry, molecular biology and genetics principles. |
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Tentative Topic |
January 7 |
Microbial diversity |
January 9 |
Carbohydrates; Lipids |
January 14 |
Proteins and enzymes |
January 16 |
Enzymatic kinetics |
January 21 |
Enzymatic kinetics; Nucleic acids |
January 23 |
Gene expression and regulation |
January 28 |
Gene regulation; Mutations |
January 30 |
Genetic engineering |
February 4 |
Cell stoichiometry |
February 6 |
Midterm Exam |
February 11 |
Sterilization; Cell growth |
February 13 |
Chemostat theory; Mathematical models |
February 18 |
Biorector design I |
February 20 |
Biorector design II |
February 25 |
Immobilized cells |
February 27 |
Immobilized enzymes |
March 4 |
Biosensors |
March 6 |
Product recovery I |
March 11 |
Product recovery II |
March 13 |
Product recovery III |
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March 18 |
Final Exam (4:30-6:30) |
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Contact: François Baneyx, University of Washington, Department of Chemical Engineering, Box 351750, Seattle, WA Tel: 206-685-7659 Fax: 206-685-3451 E-mail: baneyx@uw.edu
© 2008-2014 François Baneyx - All Rights Reserved
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