AP0507: Principles of Cellular and Biomolecular Analysis Learning Outcomes:- Understand the operating principles of a range of illustrative molecular separation technologies, spectrometric technologies, and selective technologie

Learning Outcomes:-

• Understand the operating principles of a range of illustrative molecular separation technologies, spectrometric technologies, and selective technologies and their application in bioscience analyses
• To be able to select appropriate technologies to deliver a biomedical analysis for research or diagnostic purposes based upon sample characteristics, sensitivity, selectivity, and professional workflow constraints.
• To recognize the variety of approaches available to secure an analytical outcome.

An annotated bibliography is a list of citations articles; each citation is followed by a brief description and evaluative paragraph, the annotation. The purpose of the annotation is to inform the reader of the relevance of the data/paper presented to the central topic and an appreciation of how the scientific technique was used to generate this data.

The analytical techniques for the component 2 poster are from the second half of the taught material and are Enzyme based assays, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Chromatography, and Mass Spectrometry.

The Process

Creating an annotated bibliography calls for the application of a variety of intellectual skills: informed library research, identification of appropriate sources, ability to read and summarise, identification of the purpose of the paper, and analysis of the analytical techniques used to provide data that addresses the central purpose of the paper.

First, locate the two papers that you have been provided within the assessment folder on the module site. You must then analyze the papers and provide an annotation of them with a focus on how the key techniques were used to provide relevant data that analyses the central problem.