CHEM 302

How Does Biology Work? The Physical and Chemical Underpinnings of Biological Nanomachines

Duke University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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An introduction to biophysical chemistry and molecular biophysics. Explores principles that underpin biological structure and function through such topics as: how the structure and function of biomolecules can be studied at the level of single molecules; how biomolecular machines capture energy and do work; how biomolecules function within networks to convey signals, act cooperatively, and form patterns. Recommended prerequisite: Chemistry 301 or 311 or consent of instructor.

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