BIOL 5062

From Code to Cure: Proteins, Signals, and Therapeutic Design

University of Pennsylvania · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course is designed for students in graduate level degree programs with an interest in developing a strong understanding of core concepts in cellular and molecular biology and how these concepts translate to therapeutic agents. It is assumed that students either have familiarity with undergraduate level biology topics, or can quickly catch up to keep pace with the course. We will explore areas of cell and molecular biology ranging from protein synthesis to cell signaling to immunology. This fast-paced course will provide both an overview of foundational principles, as well as modern applications and developments through literature review. Students will be expected to engage deeply with the material, and will have the opportunity to develop scientific skills in critical thinking, reading, and communication, culminating in a final group presentation at the end of the semester. Upon completing the course, students should feel empowered to enroll in any advanced molecular and cellular-based biology course at Penn.

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