Dear Students,
Regarding the information in the Neptun, the “Last chance midterm” will be held on the 18th May Friday at 7 o clock for Biochemistry 1 and at 8 o clock for Biochemistry 2 in the Lecture Hall of Physiology and Biochemistry.
The Written final exam begins at 9 o clock in the Lecture hall of Physiology and Biochemistry.
| 2930/E | 17,5 |
| 2907/E | 14 |
| 3252/E | 12 |
| 3186/E | 9 |
| 2974/E | 3 |
| 2903/E | 3 |
0-17 points = unsatisfactory
Budapest, 2018. május 2.
Dr, Neogrády Zsuzsa
Associate professor
| 3464/E | 25 |
| 3450/E | 24 |
| 2945/E | 13 |
| 2974/E | 12,5 |
| 3469/E | 12,5 |
| 2903/E | 9 |
0-17 points = unsatisfactory
Budapest, 25 April 2018.
Dr, Neogrády Zsuzsa
Associate professor
|
3361/E |
17,5 |
| 2907/E | 10 |
| 3186/E | 8 |
| 2930/E | 8 |
| 2903/E | 5 |
0-17 points = unsatisfactory
Budapest, 2018. április 18.
Dr, Neogrády Zsuzsa
Associate professor
|
3422/E |
24 |
| 3304/E | 24 |
| 3475/E | 19 |
| 3408/E | 17,5 |
| 3464/E | 15 |
| 3450/E | 14,5 |
| 3469/E | 14 |
| 3452/E | 12 |
| 2974/E | 11 |
0-17 points = unsatisfactory
Budapest, 11 April 2018.
Dr. Neogrády Zsuzsa
Associate professor
11th April, Wednesday at 7.15 in the Kemény Armand Lecture Hall (Lecture Hall of Physiology and Biochemistry); Midterm retake: 25. April, Wednesday at 7.15 in the Kemény Armand Lecture Hall (Lecture Hall of Physiology and Biochemistry).
18th April, Wednesday at 7.15 in the Kemény Armand Lecture Hall (Lecture Hall of Physiology and Biochemistry); Midterm retake: 02. May, Wednesday at 7.15 in the Kemény Armand Lecture Hall (Lecture Hall of Physiology and Biochemistry).
Topics of the 1st midterm and midterm retake:
| Introduction. Internal environment, homeostasis. Isotonia, isoionia. | |
| Isohydria. Buffer systems. Structure of the biological membranes. | |
| Transports across the biological membranes. General characteristics of proteins. | |
| Classification and structure of proteinogenic amino acids. Peptide bond. Structure of proteins. Denaturation and renaturation of proteins. | |
| Classification of proteins. Collagen, elastin, keratin. Characterization of enzymes. Mechanism of enzyme action. Reversibility of enzymatic reactions. | |
| Factors influencing the velocity of enzymatic reactions. Regulation of enzyme activities. Zymogens, isoenzymes. | |
| Nomenclature, classification and cellular localization of enzymes. Molecular biology. Structure of nucleotides. | |
| De novo synthesis and degradation of purine nucleotides. De novo synthesis and of pyrimidine nucleotides. | |
| Degradation of pyrimidine nucleotides. Salvage pathways of nucleotide metabolism. Synthesis and degradation of deoxyribonucleotides. |
Topics of the last chance midterm:
All topics of Biochemistry I.
Topics of the 1st midterm and midterm retake:
| General introduction to the intermediary metabolism. Oxidative degradation of fuel molecules: anabolism and catabolism. Conservation of metabolic energy in the cell: high energy phosphates. Metabolism of creatine. Carbohydrates: role, classification: monosaccharides, oligosaccharides, homo- and heteropolysaccharides. Cori cycle. |
| Glycogen metabolism: glycogenolysis, cAMP and cascade reaction of glycogen degradation, glycogenesis. Glycolysis and gluconeogenesis. Pasteur effect. |
| Glycerol phosphate shuttle. The oxidation of pyruvate to acetyl CoA. Citric acid cycle. Respiratory chain, oxidative phosphorylation. |
| The pentose phosphate pathway. The blood sugar and its regulation. Metabolism of other monosaccharides: fructose, galactose. Amino acid metabolism: transamination, oxidative deamination. |
| Glucogenic, ketogenic, essential, non-essential amino acids. Detoxification of ammonia: urea cycle, ammonium ion formation. Decarboxylation of amino acids, most important peptides. Structure of heme. |
| Porphyrine metabolism: synthesis and degradation. Hemoglobin, Myoglobin, Catalase, Peroxidase, Cytochromes. Iron metabolism. Role and chemical structure of lipids. Absorption and transport of lipids. Lipolysis. Degradation of glycerol, biosynthesis of oxaloacetate. |
| Degradation of fatty acids: beta-oxidation (even-, odd-carbon and unsaturated fatty acids). Ketogenesis, ketolysis. Synthesis of fatty acids: even-carbon fatty acids. |
| Synthesis of fatty acids: odd-carbon and unsaturated fatty acids. Synthesis of glycerol. Biosynthesis of fats (lipids). Lipoids: phosphoglycerides, sphingolipids, steroids: cholesterol, bile acids. |
Topics of the last chance midterm:
All topics of Biochemistry II.
Dear Students
Concerning the changed curriculum in the spring semester no regular lectures will be held in Biochemistry. In order to help the students in preparation for the midterms and exams not only the compulsory lab retakes will be offered, but additionally a lot of non-compulsory seminars, consultation possibilities will be offered.
Moreover elective courses will be held also!
In the following you can see the most important information regarding the compulsory and elective courses.
-The dates of Lab practicals in Biochemistry 1.: 14th February, 28th February, 14th March, 4th April, 18th April, 2nd May
-The dates of Lab practicals in Biochemistry 2.: 21st February. 7th March, 21st March, 11th April, 25th April
In the frame of the Lab practicals Biochemistry 2. theoretical topics will be also discussed. This „theory and lab” will be offered for each students in order to be prepared better for the midtem and/or oral exams.
The topics of the „theory and lab” are as follows:
21st February: Regulation of blood sugar concentration
7th March: Biological oxidation, respiratory chain, oxidative phosphorylation and citrate cycle
21st March: Fatty acids and lipids
11th April: Degradation of hemoglobin
25th April: Comparison of fat- and water-soluble vitamins
The dates of the Seminars in Biochemistry 2.: 26th February. 12th March, 19th March, 9th April, 23th April
The topics of the Seminars are as follows:
26th February: Carbohydrate metabolism
12th March: Amino acid metabolism
19th March: Lipid metabolism
9th April: Organs and ruminants
23th April: Vitamins
The dates and topics of Pathobiochemistry lectures: 28th February: Carbohydrates 1; 7th March: Carbohydrates 2; 14th March: N-containing compounds; 21st March: Ruminants; 4th April: Lipids; 11th April: Clinical lab diagnosis; 18th April: Intracellular signal pathways; 25th April: Written exam.
The dates of Tumorbiology lectures: 1st March, 8th March, 22nd March, 5th April, 12th April, 19th April, 26th April, 3rd Mai: Written exam.
EXAMS:
For the final exams (written and/or oral) you have to register in the Neptun system!
Active students can sit for the exam from the beginning of May until the end of June (regular exam period) and also in the September exam period.
Inactive students can sit for the exams from the beginning of March until the end of June and also in the September exam period. The oral exams begin: 8 o clock am., the written exams begin: 9 o clock am. The dates of the inactive written and oral exams are as follows: 9th March Friday, 6th April Friday, 4th May Friday.
MIDTERMS:
Biochemistry 1. Midterm:
Biochemistry 2. Midterm:
Budapest, 01.03. 2018.
Susan Neogrady
assoc. professor
It is hereby announced that the results of the Biochemistry 2. midterm on 8 November are the followings:
| 3397/E | 30 |
| 3394/E | 28 |
| 3467/E | 26 |
| 3437/E | 26 |
| 3359/E | 25 |
| 3376/E | 25 |
| 3460/E | 25 |
| 3405/E | 24 |
| 3399/E | 24 |
| 3451/E | 24 |
| 3337/E | 24 |
| 3404/E | 23 |
| 3022/E | 23 |
| 3496/E | 22 |
| 3488/E | 22 |
| 3377/E | 22 |
| 3429/E | 21,5 |
| 3420/E | 21 |
| 3415/E | 21 |
| 3457/E | 21 |
| 3445/E | 21 |
| 3526/E | 21 |
| 3530/E | 21 |
| 3383/E | 20 |
| 3198/E | 20 |
| 3411/E | 20 |
| 3430/E | 19 |
| 3342/E | 19 |
| 3483/E | 19 |
| 3388/E | 19 |
| 3365/E | 18 |
| 3408/E | 18 |
| 3409/E | 18 |
| 3370/E | 18 |
| 3375/E | 18 |
| 3494/E | 18 |
| 3355/E | 18 |
| 3497/E | 18 |
| 3433/E | 18 |
| 3455/E | 18 |
| 3421/E | 17,5 |
| 3380/E | 17,5 |
| 3371/E | 17,5 |
| 3395/E | 17,5 |
| 3435/E | 16 |
| 3459/E | 16 |
| 3390/E | 16 |
| 3339/E | 15,5 |
| 3468/E | 15 |
| 3406/E | 15 |
| 3425/E | 15 |
| 3441/E | 15 |
| 3358/E | 15 |
| 3208/E | 15 |
| 3378/E | 15 |
| 3119/E | 15 |
| 3473/E | 14 |
| 3481/E | 14 |
| 3374/E | 14 |
| 3115/E | 14 |
| 3361/E | 13,5 |
| 3463/E | 13 |
| 3387/E | 13 |
| 3464/E | 13 |
| 3434/E | 13 |
| 3456/E | 13 |
| 3338/E | 13 |
| 3493/E | 13 |
| 3528/E | 12,5 |
| 3427/E | 12 |
| 3423/E | 12 |
| 3450/E | 12 |
| 3414/E | 12 |
| 3304/E | 12 |
| 3444/E | 12 |
| 3447/E | 11 |
| 3449/E | 11 |
| 3475/E | 11 |
| 3410/E | 10 |
| 2430/E | 10 |
| 3452/E | 9 |
| 3422/E | 9 |
| 3476/E | 7,5 |
| 3525/E | 5 |
| 3182/E | 5 |
| 3466/E | 1 |
0-17 points = unsatisfactory
Possibility to see the corrected exam papers: 8. November 2017. 12.15
Dr. Zsuzsanna Neogrády
Dear Students,
The laboratory practical 9 for group 5 will be held on Wednesday (25. okt) at 7:30
(instead of Monday-23. okt. which is national holyday)
Dear Students,
The results of the Biochemistry II. written exam held on 02 June 2017 are the followings:
| G87C4V | 23 points | 1 (non-accepted) | |
| S61V9C | 24 points | 1 (non-accepted) | |
| DDJ543 | 35 points | 3 (accepted) | |
| NV7OKV | 24 points | 1 (non-accepted) | |
| C32W5Q | 28 points | 1 (non-accepted) |
Possibility to see the corrected exam papers: 06 June 2017, 12.30
The Biochemistry team