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생명현상의 유지에 필요한 생체에너지의 생산, 저장 그리고 사용에 대해 학습하며 단백질, 탄수화물, 지방 등의 생체에너지와의 상호관련에 대해 강의한다. 생체내의 화학반응과 반응 메커니즘을 중심으로 대사에 관여하는 생체성분들의 생합성을 비롯하여 효소에 의한 생화학 반응의 촉매작용 및 작용 매커니즘, 대사조절을 다룬다.

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Metabolism:an overview

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1.	Metabolism:an overview	Chemical logic of netabolism
	Metabolism:an overview	Chemical logic of netabolism
2.	Carbohydrate metabolism	Glycolysis and Gluconeogenesis
3.	Carbohydrate metabolism(continued)	Regulation of glycolysis and gluconeogenesis/Glycogen metabolism /Pentose phosphate pathway
	Carbohydrate metabolism(continued)	Regulation of glycolysis and gluconeogenesis/Glycogen metabolism /Pentose phosphate pathway
4.	Citric acid cycle and glyoxylate cycle	Pyruvate oxidation/Citric acid cycle/ Regulation of citric acid cycle/ Glyoxulate cycle
	Citric acid cycle and glyoxylate cycle	Pyruvate oxidation/Citric acid cycle/ Regulation of citric acid cycle/ Glyoxulate cycle
5.	Electron transport, Oxidative phosphorylation and oxygen metabolism	oxidation and energy generation/ Electron transport/ Oxidative phosphorylation/ Mitochondrial transport systems
6.	Photosynthesis	Chloroplast/ The light reactions/ The dark reactions: Calvin cycle/Photorespiration and the C4 cycle
	Photosynthesis	Chloroplast/ The light reactions/ The dark reactions: Calvin cycle/Photorespiration and the C4 cycle
7.	Lipid metabolisml:fatty acids, triacylglyecerols, and lipoproteins	Utilization and transport of fat and cholesterol/ Fatty acid oxidation/ Fatty acid biosynthesis/ Biosynthesis of triacylglycerols
	Lipid metabolisml:fatty acids, triacylglyecerols, and lipoproteins	Utilization and transport of fat and cholesterol/ Fatty acid oxidation/ Fatty acid biosynthesis/ Biosynthesis of triacylglycerols
8.	Interorgan and intracellular coordination of energy metabolism in vertebrales	Hormonal regulation of fuel metabolism/ AMPK, mTOR, and Sirtuins/ Diabetes and obesity
	Interorgan and intracellular coordination of energy metabolism in vertebrales	Hormonal regulation of fuel metabolism/ AMPK, mTOR, and Sirtuins/ Diabetes and obesity
9.	Lipid metabolismll: membrane lipids, steroids, isoprenoids, and eicosanoids	Metabolism of glycerophospholipids/Sphingolipids/ Steroid metabolism and related disease/ Eicosanoids and their Physiological roles
	Lipid metabolismll: membrane lipids, steroids, isoprenoids, and eicosanoids	Metabolism of glycerophospholipids/Sphingolipids/ Steroid metabolism and related disease/ Eicosanoids and their Physiological roles
10.	Metabolism of nitrogenous compounds l: Principles of biosynthesis, utilization and turnover	Utilization of inorganic nitrogen:the nitrogen cycle/ Utilization of ammonis: biogenesis of organic nitrogen/ Protein turnovers/ Amino acid degradation and metabolism of nitrogenous end products/ Coenzymes involved in nitrogen metabolism
11.	Metabolism of nitrogenous compounds ll: Amino acids and porphyrins	Pathways of amino acid degradation/ Amino acids as biosynthetic precursors/ Porphyrin and heme metabolism
	Metabolism of nitrogenous compounds ll: Amino acids and porphyrins	Pathways of amino acid degradation/ Amino acids as biosynthetic precursors/ Porphyrin and heme metabolism
12.	Metabolism of nitrogenous compounds ll: amino acid Nucleotide metabolism	amino acid biosynthesis/ outlines of nucleotide metabolism pathway/ De Novo biosynthesis of purine nucleotides
	Metabolism of nitrogenous compounds ll: amino acid Nucleotide metabolism	amino acid biosynthesis/ outlines of nucleotide metabolism pathway/ De Novo biosynthesis of purine nucleotides
13.	Nucleotide metabolism Mechanisms of signal transduction	Pyrimidine nucleotide metabolism/ Deoxyribonucleotide biosynthesis and metabolism/ Overview of hormone action/ signal transduction: receptors and transducers
	Mechanism of signal transduction(continued)	Second-messenger systems/ Receptor tyrosine kinases/ Steroid and thyroid hormones/ Steroid and thyroid hormones/ Signal transduction, oncogene, and cancer/ Neurotransmission/ Signaling in bacteris and plants