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Syllabus 2019-20 - 10313001 - Chemical Analysis of Biological and Environmental Samples (Análisis químico de muestras biológicas y medioambientales)
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| DEGREE: | Grado en Químicas |
| FACULTY: | FACULTY OF EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCES |
| ACADEMIC YEAR: | 2019-20 |
| COURSE: | Chemical Analysis of Biological and Environmental Samples |
| NAME: Chemical Analysis of Biological and Environmental Samples | |||||
| CODE: 10313001 | ACADEMIC YEAR: 2019-20 | ||||
| LANGUAGE: English | LEVEL: 1 | ||||
| ECTS CREDITS: 6.0 | YEAR: 4 | SEMESTER: PC | |||
| NAME: RUIZ MEDINA, ANTONIO | ||
| DEPARTMENT: U127 - QUIMÍCA FÍSICA Y ANALÍTICA | ||
| FIELD OF STUDY: 750 - QUÍMICA ANALÍTICA | ||
| OFFICE NO.: B3 - 124 | E-MAIL: anruiz@ujaen.es | P: 953-212759 |
| WEBSITE: http://www4.ujaen.es/~anruiz/ | ||
| ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1632-9092 | ||
| LANGUAGE: English | LEVEL: 1 | |
THEORY DEVELOPED
SECTION
I: INTRODUCTION TO THE CLINICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYTICAL
CHEMISTRY.
ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES
Item
1. BASIC PRINCIPLES OF CLINICAL LABORATORY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
ANALYSIS.
Measuring units.
Mass measurements.
La
boratory equipment.
Laboratory water.
Security
in the clinical laboratory.
Item
2. ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES FREQUENTLY USED
(I).
Molecular
absorption spectrometry.
Fluorimetry.
Turbidimetry
and nephelometry.
Luminometry.
Atomic
spectrometry.
Osmometry.
Chromatography.
Electrophoresis.
Electrochemical
techniques.
Item
3. ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES FREQUENTLY USED (II).
Immunochemical
techniques.
Production
of antiserum and monoclonal antibodies.
Agglutination
reactions and immunoprecipitation.
Immunoassay
with labeled reagents.
Automation.
SECTION II:
CLINICAL
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
Item 4. ANALYSIS
OF BLOOD.
Sample types.
Collection
containers.
Variables
Collection.
Laboratory
criteria for unacceptable specimens.
Sample
processing.
Errors in
the clinical laboratory.
Quality control
program.
Item 5. ANALYSIS OF
URINE.
Renal physiology.
Urinalysis.
Physical
examination of the urine.
Chemical examination.
Microscopic
examination
Item
6. METHODS OF ANALYSIS OF AMINO ACIDS, PROTEINS, CARBOHYDRATES,
LIPIDS, VITAMINS AND ENZYMES.
Definition
and classification.
Chemical,
physical and biological properties.
Specific
analysis of clinical parameters: total serum protein, Urea,
Albumin, Glucose, Insulin, Amniotic Fluid Phospholipids,
Cholesterol, Triglycerides, and Vitamins (water soluble and fat
soluble).
SECTION III: ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
Item
7. ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY AND ITS SCOPE.
Concept of
contamination.
Classification
of chemical contaminants.
Transport of
pollutants.
Criteria
for the selection of the analysis method.
Item
8. ATMOSPHERIC ANALYSIS: GASES AND PARTICLES.
Composition
of the atmosphere, air pollutants and their common sources.
Sampling and
preconcentration.
Analysis of gases.
Sources of
suspended solids.
Measures of
total suspended matter.
Techniques
for particle size discrimination.
Particle
analysis.
Remote
sensing techniques.
Item
9. WATER ANALYSIS: MAJOR
CONSTITUENTS
AND TRACE CONTAMINANTS.
Water
quality: natural and wastewater.
Sampling.
Analysis of
general parameters.
Determination
of gases and non-specific organic compounds.
Analysis
of major anionic and cationic components.
Trace metal
ions.
Organic
contaminants at trace levels.
Item
10. ANALYSIS OF SOLID SAMPLES.
Types of solid
samples.
Sampling and
storage.
Determination
of organic compounds. Analysis m
ethods.
PRACTICAL PROGRAM DEVELOPED
Session 1
Practice
1: Determination of iron in serum.
Practice
2: Determination of albumin in serum.
Session 2
Practice
3: Determination of bicarbonate in serum.
Practice
4: Determination of ascorbic acid in urine by the official method
of analysis (AOAC).
Session 3
Practice
5: Enzymatic determination of glucose in serum.
Practice 6: Determination of turbidity in water.
Session 4
Practice
7: Determination of dissolved oxygen in water.
Lesson
8: Determination of total organic matter in a soil
sample.
1.- The lectures will be taught primarily as exposing lectures.
2.-
The
student will attend a mandatory practice sessions that will be
conducted the analysis of chemical compounds in different
biological and environmental matrices.
3. The
students will develop Academically Supervised Activities:
(a)
Seminars
/ Presentations: each student will select a topic of clinical or
environmental interest which will be finally exposed in class to
other colleagues; (b) E
xercises,
Problems and Test.
Students with special educational needs should contact the Student Attention Service (Servicio de Atención y Ayudas al Estudiante) in order to receive the appropriate academic support
The theoretical examinationshall be written andwill be heldon
the date setby the Faculty ofExperimental Sciences.
The practical sessions will be mandatory. The
knowledge gained will be evaluated from the lab notebook.
To overcome the Academically Supervised Activities will be
taken into account attendance, which is mandatory, and the
work to be developed.
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- Introduction to environmental analysis. Edition: -. Author: Reeve, Roger N.. Publisher: Chichester [etc.]: John Wiley, 2002 (Library)
- Environmental chemistry. Edition: 9th ed.. Author: Manahan, Stanley E.. Publisher: Boca Raton (Florida) : CRC, cop. 2009. (Library)
- Environmental analytical chemistry. Edition: 2nd. ed.. Author: -. Publisher: London [etc.] : Blackie Academic & Professional, cop. 2000. (Library)
- Tietz textbook of clinical chemistry and molecular diagnostics. Edition: 4th ed. Author: -. Publisher: St. Louis : Elsevier-Saunders, cop. 2006 (Library)
- Environmental analysis: techniques, applications and quality assurance. Edition: -. Author: -. Publisher: Amsterdam [etc.]: Elsevier, 1993 (Library)