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Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Teaching in the
Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Faculty of Medicine, University
of Sabratha, began in the academic year 2017/2018. It is considered one of the preclinical
departments in the faculty, in which the subject is taught during the first
academic stage, which includes (the first and second years), which students
must pass successfully to move on to the next academic stage.
Biochemistry, or
what is sometimes referred to as the chemistry of life, is a science that
studies the chemical components and processes that occur within living
organisms and cells and the changes that occur during development and life.
This science combines biology and chemistry and focuses on understanding how
living molecules carry out the chemical processes that occur inside the cell or
between cells, which are related to the study of tissues and organs in terms of
structure and function. Through teaching this subject, the department aims to
equip students with the basics of biochemistry that they need to understand to successfully pass the study of medicine.
Objectives of the
Department:
• to link between
the basics of biochemistry and the clinical courses and its application in the
study of medicine.
• providing
students with basic concepts of chemical structure and metabolic processes
regarding the primary molecules in the cell: proteins, carbohydrates, and fats,
and how the body utilizes it in order to provide energy and allow the
biosynthesis of substances within cells.
• providing
students with the basic principles of integration and regulation between basic
metabolic processes and introducing them to the metabolic processes of various
substances within the body.
• introducing
students to the electron transport chain and methods of energy synthesis within
cells and their uses.
• providing
students with the basic principles of molecular biochemistry and protein
synthesis and enabling students to become familiar with biotechnology methods
and their clinical applications.
• providing
students with the necessary knowledge of clinical applications of enzymes in the
diagnosis and treatment of different pathological conditions.
• Introduce students to the different classes of hormones and methods of communication and
interaction between the different cells of the body.
Khawla A. Etwebi; MBBCH; MSc. Molecular Medicine
Head of Department
Email: khawla.Etwebi@sabu.edu.ly
Emran Mohamed
Almgatif; BSc.MLT;MSc. Genetic Engineering
Lecturer
Email: almgatif@sabu.edu.ly
AbdulhamidAbdulsalamAzzwali; B.S.MLT; MSc.
Biochemistry
Lecturer
Email: abd.azzwali@sabu.edu.ly
Firdews Abdullah
Alhamadani; B.S.CH; MSc Biochemistry
Assisstant Lecturer
Email: firdews.affan@sabu.edu.ly
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Teaching in the
Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Faculty of Medicine, University
of Sabratha, began in the academic year 2017/2018. It is considered one of the preclinical
departments in the faculty, in which the subject is taught during the first
academic stage, which includes (the first and second years), which students
must pass successfully to move on to the next academic stage.
Biochemistry, or
what is sometimes referred to as the chemistry of life, is a science that
studies the chemical components and processes that occur within living
organisms and cells and the changes that occur during development and life.
This science combines biology and chemistry and focuses on understanding how
living molecules carry out the chemical processes that occur inside the cell or
between cells, which are related to the study of tissues and organs in terms of
structure and function. Through teaching this subject, the department aims to
equip students with the basics of biochemistry that they need to understand to successfully pass the study of medicine.
Objectives of the
Department:
• to link between
the basics of biochemistry and the clinical courses and its application in the
study of medicine.
• providing
students with basic concepts of chemical structure and metabolic processes
regarding the primary molecules in the cell: proteins, carbohydrates, and fats,
and how the body utilizes it in order to provide energy and allow the
biosynthesis of substances within cells.
• providing
students with the basic principles of integration and regulation between basic
metabolic processes and introducing them to the metabolic processes of various
substances within the body.
• introducing
students to the electron transport chain and methods of energy synthesis within
cells and their uses.
• providing
students with the basic principles of molecular biochemistry and protein
synthesis and enabling students to become familiar with biotechnology methods
and their clinical applications.
• providing
students with the necessary knowledge of clinical applications of enzymes in the
diagnosis and treatment of different pathological conditions.
• Introduce students to the different classes of hormones and methods of communication and interaction between the different cells of the body.
Khawla A. Etwebi; MBBCH; MSc. Molecular Medicine
Head of Department
Email: khawla.Etwebi@sabu.edu.ly
Emran Mohamed
Almgatif; BSc.MLT;MSc. Genetic Engineering
Lecturer
Email: almgatif@sabu.edu.ly
AbdulhamidAbdulsalamAzzwali; B.S.MLT; MSc.
Biochemistry
Lecturer
Email: abd.azzwali@sabu.edu.ly
Firdews Abdullah
Alhamadani; B.S.CH; MSc Biochemistry
Assisstant Lecturer
Email: firdews.affan@sabu.edu.ly