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B. Sc. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
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Distinguish between tumour suppressor and oncogene activity.
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BIOC 4305
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Recognize how changes in lipoprotein metabolism influence atherosclerosis.
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BIOC 3300
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Distinguish between normal and abnormal cell signalling.
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BIOC 4305
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Associate insulin, glucagon, and epinephrine action with the body’s metabolic state and the activity of metabolic pathways in different tissues.
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BIOC 3300
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Provide examples and biochemical principles of disease states associated with excess and deficiency of macronutrients.
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BIOC 4306
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Provide rational biochemical arguments for trans fatty acid supplements and disease.
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BIOC 4306
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Distinguish between cell migration and metastasis.
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BIOC 4305
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Explain how metabolic pathways are controlled to maintain homeostasis of organisms under normal physiological conditions, and give examples of how this may be influenced by nutrition, drugs, and certain pathological states such as diabetes and obesity.
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BIOC 1040
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Provide rational biochemical arguments for dietary modulation of cardiovascular disease.
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BIOC 4306
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Recall the steps of insulin and glucagon signaling, and associate possible disruptions of insulin signaling to the development of diabetes.
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BIOC 3300
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Integrate glucose metabolism and insulin action with diabetes and obesity.
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BIOC 3300
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Recognize adipose tissue as an endocrine organ and describe the changes in obesity.
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BIOC 3300
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Associate the principles of the central control of food intake with the development of obesity.
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BIOC 3300
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