Biochemistry

The aim of the course is to provide students with the scientific knowledge that will contribute to the formation of a basic biochemical culture and to the learning of biochemical language.
The aim of the course is to enable students to understand the fundamental logic of biochemistry, to know the molecular bases of the main biological functions, the main metabolic processes and their control, also highlighting the connections between the various processes.
The training objective of the course is to develop biochemical knowledge related to the functions of the key tissues in relation to the most common diseases.

The students' learning outcomes are evaluated by the teacher through an oral examination of biochemistry learning on the basis of the programme carried out during the course.
The teacher's examination of the students will be mainly aimed at assessing the knowledge and understanding of basic biochemistry and assessing the skills acquired by the student at the completion of the course itself. In particular, the student's language properties will be evaluated, as well as the skills acquired to discriminate the different metabolic processes presented during the course.