Preparation and Testing of Biopharmaceuticals

F2025

Chemical Biology / Molecular Health Science

Laboratory Course

English

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Biljana Mojsoska (biljana@ruc.dk)
Håvard Jenssen (jenssen@ruc.dk)
Frederik Diness (diness@ruc.dk)

Lotte Jelsbak (ljelsbak@ruc.dk)

INM Studieadministration (inm-studieadministration@ruc.dk)

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The purpose of the course is to teach the students synthesis approaches and make them able to choose suitable methods for peptide separation and analysis. Allow them to identify critical steps in peptide synthesis through analysis and/or develop interdisciplinary approach in drug development.

The course is a mixture of practical exercises and workshop/lecture confrontation.

Thematic session in peptide chemistry and drug design, will be covered with lectures, workshop and lab sessions.

The curriculum will be made available on moodle

• lectures 16 hrs

• student presentations 8 hrs

• practical exercises 24 hrs

• report writing 40 hrs

• preparation 46 hrs

• Oral exam 0,25 hr

- total 135 hrs

The courses are each 5 ECTS and are case based. It is intended to have a total of 36 teaching hours and 1 extra slot each for introduction and preparation of the exam. So a total of 41 hours.

The course includes formative evaluation based on dialogue between the students and the teacher(s).

Students are expected to provide constructive critique, feedback and viewpoints during the course if it is needed for the course to have better quality. Every other year at the end of the course, there will also be an evaluation through a questionnaire in SurveyXact. The Study Board will handle all evaluations along with any comments from the course responsible teacher.

Furthermore, students can, in accordance with RUCs ‘feel free to state your views’ strategy through their representatives at the study board, send evaluations, comments or insights form the course to the study board during or after the course.

The first lecture is a 2 hour introduction to the course and a brief overview of the different cases and how the course is structured and the exam is planned.

In week 2 the idea is to introduce a theoretical background of the first case and prepare the students for practical work that are related to the case in the coming 4 hours of practical work which could be a presentation of papers or start a lab. Therefore, we always start with a theoretical background (2 hours) and then we apply our knowledge in a hands on exercise (4 hours). We use two weeks for each case, and a total of 3 cases.

After completing the course, the students will be able to:

• describe classical peptide and peptidomimetic synthesis

• demonstrate knowledge on the principles of peptide analytical and separation techniques

• interpret peptides purification and analysis data

• utilize software analysis to determine success of synthesis, identification and quantification of peptides.

The course is passed through active and satisfactory participation.

Active participation is defined as:
The student must participate in course related activities (e.g. workshops, seminars, field excursions, process study groups, working conferences, supervision groups, feedback sessions).

Satisfactory participation is defined as:
- e.g. oral presentations (individually or in a group), peer reviews, mini projects, test, planning of a course session .

Assessment: Pass/Fail.

Samme som ordinær eksamen / same form as ordinary exam

Active participation is defined as:

• The student must participate in course related activities, eg. both lab and lecture sessions

Satisfactory participation is defined as:

• oral presentations (individually or in a group) for fellow students, focusing on methodologies covered in the course in the form of mini projects, planning/preparations for the lab sessions.

• Student pressentations will be reviewed by the fellow students, peer reviews, with critical and constructive comments.

• approval of three lab reports

Assesment criteria: to which degree the student is able to:

• describe classical peptide and peptidomimetic synthesis

• demonstrate knowledge on the principles of peptide analytical and separation techniques

• interpret peptides purification and analysis data

• utilize software analysis to determine success of synthesis, identification and quantification of peptides.