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    The document provides a lesson plan for a biology course for engineers. It outlines 5 units that will be covered over 28 hours, including topics such as cell structure and function, protein synthesis, enzymes, biological motors, the nervous system, and immunity. The goal is to introduce biological concepts and emphasize the importance of cells, while also exploring current topics like stem cells, biosensors, and bioremediation. Students will learn how cellular components modify functions and facilitate protein synthesis, as well as understanding motor systems, cell signaling, and the interaction of cells in bodily processes.

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    SRM University

    School of Bioengineering
    Department of Biotechnology
    B. Tech.,
    I Year / I Semester
    BT1001 – Biology for Engineers
    Total hours: 28
    Lesson Plan
    UNIT Hours Lecture Topics Page Nos. References Learning Outcome
    I 1 Introduction to Biology 1-3 1 After reintroducing the
    1 The cell: the basic unit of life 4-14 1 basics in biology, the
    1 Expression of genetic information - protein 14-22 1 students will be taught cell
    structure and function structure, components of
    1 Cell metabolism; Cells maintain their 22-32 1 cell, metabolism in the cell,
    internal environments cellular differentiation, and
    1 Cells respond to their external 33-34 1 cell reproduction to
    environments emphasize the importance
    1 Cells grow and reproduce 34-46 1 of cell as the basic unit of
    1 Cellular differentiation 46-52 1 an organism.
    II 2 Biodiversity - Chemical bonds in 53-63 1 An understanding about the
    Biochemistry; Biochemistry and Human role of various cellular
    biology organelles in modifying the
    functions of the cells,
    1 Protein synthesis –DNA; RNA 63-67 1 primarily the protein
    1 Transcription and translation factors play 68-73 1 synthesis required for
    key roles in protein synthesis growth and differentiation.
    2 Differences between eukaryotic and 74-86 1 Current advances about the
    prokaryotic protein stem cells and their medical
    Synthesis; Stem cells and their applications.
    applications
    III 1 Enzymes – significance, factors 89-102 1 The role of enzymes in the
    1 Mechanism and effective catalysis – 103-107 1 body and its industrial
    proteases, carbonic anhydrase applications.
    1 Restriction Enzymes 107-111 1
    Nucleoside Monophosphate Kinases
    1 Photosynthesis and carbon fixation 111-124 1
    Biological energy production; Metabolism-
    anabolism and catabolism
    IV 1 Protein motors convert chemical energy 127-129 1 Understanding the
    into mechanical work biological motor systems in
    1 ATP synthase structure 129-130 1 the living things; biosensors
    1 The bacterial flagellar motor 130-134 1 for medical and food
    1 Cytoskeleton 134-139 1 industry; environmental
    1 Biosensors - types, applications 139-149 1 protection by
    1 Bioremediation 150-158 1 microorganisms.
    V 1 Basics of nervous system and “neural 161-178 1 Provide an overall
    networks" understanding of the
    1 The cellular basis of immunity 178-187 1 interaction of the cells in
    1 The functional properties and structure of 187-190 1 cellular functions
    antibodies especially with focus on
    1 T cell receptors and subclasses 190-194 1 the nervous system and
    immune system.
    1 General principles of cell signalling 195-204 1

    Text book
    Thyaga Rajan, S., N. Selvamurugan, M.P. Rajesh, R.A. Nazeer, Richard W. Thilagaraj, S. Bharathi, M.K. Jaganathan, 2012. Biology for
    Engineers. Tata McGraw Hill Education Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi.

    Course Coordinator : Dr. R.A. Nazeer


    Mobile : 9444239282
    Email : [email protected]

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