Bachelor degree

Module designation	Module 1. General Chemistry and Biochemistry Biochemistry
Module level, if applicable	Basic professional modules
Code, if applicable	Bio 2404
Subtitle, if applicable	-
Courses, if applicable	Course		Credits
	Biochemistry		3
			2 lectures + 1 lab / week
Semester(s) in which the module is taught	3 semester
Person responsible for the module	Associate Professor, candidate of Biological Science Goncharova Alla
Lecturer	Associate Professor, candidate of Biological Science Goncharova Alla (Russian department; English department) Dr., Professor Shoinbekova Sabina (Kazakh department)
Language	Kazakh, Russian, English
Relation to curriculum	Vocational
Type of teaching, contact Hours	Lecture	Practicum		Seminars
	30 hours per semester (2 hours per week)	15 hours per semester (1 hours per week)		-
Workload	Lectures	Guided self-study		Self-study
	30 hours per semester (2 hours per week)	-		60 hours per semester (4 hours per week)
Credit points	3 credits = 5 ECTS
Requirements according to the examination regulations	In the process of studying this discipline the students should know: knowledge of the main classes of biological substances (their structure, properties and mechanisms of their functioning), knowledge of the basic metabolic pathways in the body, the relationship of the biological function and molecular structure, the representation of the molecules of nature with biotechnology production.
Recommended prerequisites	Lowmolecular biological substances; Microbiology and Virology
Module objectives/intended learning outcomes	Knowledge	Skills		Competences
	After learning discipline students must: - remember structure , properties and functions of the main classes of the important biological substances; - understand the main metabolic pathways in living organisms; - interactions between biological function and molecular structure of substance;	The students must own: - skills on the instruments and equipment used in biochemical laboratories; - modern methods of qualitative and quantitative analysis of nucleic acids, proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins and hormones in biological material		The student should be able: - to apply the received practical skills and knowledge in various branches of human activity, at performance of the final work; - to evaluate experimental data; - to create the scheme of biochemical experiment according necessary aims.
Content	The course will cover the following topics: Introduction in Biochemistry. Proteins. Peculiarities of structure. Classification of proteins. Structural organization of protein. Enzymes. Structure, mechanism of enzyme action. Kinetics of enzymatic reaction. Carbohydrates. Classification. Biological significance. Properties of the main representatives. Lipids. Biological significance, classification. Characteristics of the main classes of lipids. Properties of lipids. Practical using of the main properties of lipids. Vitamins. Classification. Biological significance. Representatives. Nucleic acids. Peculiarities of structure. Biological significance. Structural organization of DNA. Types of RNA. Biosynthesis of Protein. Transcription. Translation. Basics of metabolism. Catabolism of proteins. Glucogenic and ketogenic amino acids. Catabolism of carbohydrates. Glycolysis. Krebs cycle. Oxidative phosphorylation. Biosynthesis of glucose. Metabolism of lipids. Oxidation of fatty acids. Hormones. Classification. Representatives. Mechanisms of action.
Study and examination requirements and forms of examination	1^st interim control: oral discussion, testing, , problem solving, testing 2^nd interim control: attendance, in-class discussion, problem solving, testing Final examination: written, 2 theoretical questions, 1 practical question
Media employed	Lectures in presentation form. Video. Animations.
Reading list	Shvedova V.N., Komov B.T. Biochemistry // M., Drofa, 2006. (in russian) Scherbakov V., Prudnikov. Minakova A.D. Biochemistry // M., GIORD, 2005. (in russian) Nikolaev A.Y. Biological chemistry // M., 2004. (in russian) Y. Visual biochemistry.// М., , 2000. (in russian) Seitov Z.S. Biochemistry, Almaty 2000 (in kazakh) Beresin I.V., Savin U.V. Basis of biochemistry, 1990. (in russian) Leninger A .Bases of biochemistry т. 1-3 М., "World" 1986

Module designation	Module 1. General Chemistry and Biochemistry Lowmolecular biological substances
Module level, if applicable	Basic Professional Modules
Code, if applicable	LBS 1403
Subtitle, if applicable	not applicable
Courses, if applicable	Course		Credits
	Lowmolecular biological substances		3
			2 lectures + 1 lab / week
Semester(s) in which the module is taught	2 semester
Person responsible for the module	Dr., Professor Beisembaeva R.U.
Lecturer	associate Professor, candidate of Biological Science Orazova S., Professor assistance, candidate of Biological Science Narmuratova M.
Language	Kazakh, Russian, English
Relation to curriculum	(State/Social/ Vocational/IET) Vocational
Type of teaching, contact Hours	Lecture	Practicum		Seminars
	30 hours per semester 2 hours per week	15 hours per semester 1 hour per week		-
Workload	Lectures	Guided self-study		Self-study
	30 hours per semester 2 hours per week	-		60 hours per semester 4 hours per week
Credit points	3 credit = 5 ECTS
Requirements according to the examination regulations	It is necessary to have knowledge of chemistry, language learning, logics and other spheres for studying this course. As one of the tools that fostered an increased understanding of our world, the science of chemistry - the study of matter and the changes it undergoes - developed slowly until near the end of the eighteenth century.
Recommended prerequisites	Chemistry, Physics
Module objectives/intended learning outcomes	Knowledge	Skills		Competences
	Knowledge on the structure, properties and functions of the low-molecular nature of biological compounds that functioning in all organisms. Remember The student should remember the basic classification, genetic connection between the classes of compounds, biological value of the main representatives of the low molecular biological molecules. Understand The student must to understand the interaction between properties and functions of biomolecular compounds and the structure of their molecules	To get research skills of low-molecular biological compounds in natural objects. Apply The student should systematize the knowledge received at studying the course and use them to analyze the results of experimental studies Analysis The student should be able to analyze the biological function of the low-molecular compounds on the basis of the structure of the molecule.		To have the theoretical knowledge and be able to evaluate problems, approaches and trends reflecting the current state of natural compounds To be able to use them in research and practical applications. Evaluate The student should evaluate the possibility of practical application of low-molecular-biological compounds in biotechnology and medicine Create The student should create new approaches to the study of biological properties of low-molecular-biological compounds
Content	The low molecular biological molecules derived from natural sources contained carbon, and eventually a new definition of organic chemistry emerged: organic chemistry is the study of carbon compounds. Classes of low-molecular biological compounds. Aliphatic, carbocyclic and heterocyclic compounds. Structure, properties, function, distribution in nature. Biologically important heterocyclic compounds. Mono-functional and hetero-functional natural compounds structure, chemical properties, and function in the organisms. Natural biologically active compounds, peptides, alkaloids, antibiotics. Introduction. Structure determines properties. Alkanes. Structure and preparation of alkenes:elimination reactions. Reactions of alkenes: addition reactions. Alkynes. Conformations of alkanes and cycloalkanes. Arenes and aromaticity. Hucckel’s rule. Heterocyclic aromatic compounds. Reactions of arenes: electrophilic aromatic substitution. Alcohols, diols, and thiols. Ethers, epoxides, and sulfides. Aldehydes and ketones: nucleophilic addition tothe carbonyl group. Enols and enolates Carboxylic acids. Carboxylic acid derivatives:nucleophilic acyl substitution . Amines. Phenols. Carbohydrates. Lipids. Amino acids, peptides, and proteins. Nucleosides, nucleotides and nucleic acids
Study and examination requirements and forms of examination	Written exam, tests 1^st interim control: problem solving, testing, case-study 2^nd interim control: problem solving, testing, project method Final examination: written, 1 theoretical questions, 1 exercise,1 practical question
Media employed	Video lectures, Power Point Presentations Electronic books and scientific journals
Reading list	1. M.L.Belyanin "Biologically active substances of natural origin" Tomsk, Vol. Tomsk Polytechnic Institute, 2010 (in russian) 2. A.A.Semenov Basic Chemistry of Natural Compounds. M., 2009, 1.2 tons (in russian) 3. V.V.Plemenkov "Introduction to the chemistry of natural products," Kazan, 2001 (in russian)