- Be able to apply naming conventions
- Be able to apply protective groups in an organic synthesis
- Be aware of the main concerns synthesizing biomolecules
- Have knowledge of the chemistry required to plan a synthesis of peptides, carbohydrates and DNA
- Make a motivated choice between a solid phase and solution phase strategy
- Devise a chemical (semi)-synthesis of a large protein
- Understand how to introduce selective modifications and construct conjugates of biomolecules
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This course aims to provide an organic chemistry basis for the track Chemical Biology but is open to all Chemistry and MLW students. The student is provided with a broader look on the organic chemistry of bio-molecules. In addition to the chemical synthesis of peptides/proteins, carbohydrates and DNA/RNA topics like protective group strategy, solid phase chemistry, chemoselective modifications and conjugation chemistry will be covered as well as some structural and analytical aspects. |
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