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Communicate knowledge of the biochemical principles underlying the metabolic functioning of both healthy and diseased animals
Apply this knowledge to solve and manage problems in a clinical setting, including in the context of diagnostic planning, animal management and care, and promoting health
Demonstrate proficiency in basic practical laboratory techniques and calculations
Demonstrate ability to communicate effectively in writing, and including appropriate use of biochemical nomenclature.
Demonstrate professional conduct through compliance with relevant policies and related accreditation bodies
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Content covered will include: Enzymes; Protein structure and folding diseases; DNA structure, synthesis and mutations; Transcription, translation and disease; Molecular diagnostics; Hormones; Carbohydrates; Lipids; Amino acids; Rumen metabolism; Digestion and absorption