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Course name: Veterinary Biochemistry I
Course code: KHU 1021
Credits: 2/0
Semester: 1 / Odd
Classification: Compulsory
Prerequisite:-

Veterinary Biochemistry I is a compulsory subject. This course explains the role of basic biochemistry in veterinary medicine, chemical structure, function and configuration of monosaccharides, oligosaccharides and polysaccharides, the basic structure of carbohydrates, Fisher and Haworth formulas, classification of aldoses and ketoses, formation of glycosidic bonds and some chemical properties of carbohydrates, chemical structures lipids in general, properties, nomenclature of fatty acids, phospholipids, sphingolipids, cerebrosides, steroid and lipid complexes, chemical structure of nucleosides, nucleotides, nucleic acids (DNA and RNA), functions, properties and methods of isolation of nucleic acids, chemical structure, acid properties amino acids, peptide bond formation, protein structure, protein function and properties, general structure, properties and functions of vitamins and minerals, general structure, properties, and factors affecting enzyme performance, enzyme kinetics, Michaelis-Menten equation and mechanism of inhibition performance of enzymes, hormones and the endocrine system in general, types, functions and mechanisms of performance of hormones and hormone control systems.

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Coordinator Dr. Aris Purwantoro, DVM., M.Si.

Course name: Veterinary Biochemistry II
Course code: KHU 1022
Credits: 2/1
Semester: 2 / Even
Classification: Compulsory
Prerequisite: KHU 1021

Veterinary Biochemistry II is a compulsory subject. This course explains carbohydrate metabolism, lipid metabolism, nucleic acid metabolism, amino acid and protein metabolism, enzyme mechanisms, hormone metabolism, vitamin & mineral metabolism, photosynthesis, bioenergetics, and integrated metabolism.

Module handbook
Coordinator Dr. Aris Purwantoro, DVM., M.Si.

Course name: Basic Veterinary Biotechnology
Course code: KHU 4023
Credits: 2/0
Semester: 7 / Odd
Classification: Elective
Prerequisite: KHU 1021 and KHU 1022

The Veterinary Biotechnology course is a frontier science that can lead students to understand basic knowledge and skills in the field of veterinary biotechnology. The aim of this course is to prepare students to be able to understand and work in industrial biotechnology, research laboratories, and diagnostic centers. Learning Objectives: a. Mastering the basic concepts of life principles and broad understanding of biotechnology, b. Understanding of biotechnology processes and their utilization in the veterinary field, c. Understand more deeply about the process of genetic engineering, molecular cloning, transgenic animals, d. Understand various basic knowledge in the field of biotechnology, various biotechnology skills, communication and professionalism in the field of veterinary biotech.

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Coordinator Prof. Dr. Rini Widayanti, DVM., M.P.

Course name: OneHelath/Eco Health
Course code: KHU 4024
Credits: 2/0
Semester: 8 / Even
Classification: Elective
Prerequisite:KHU 1022, KHU 2071, KHU 3072 and KHU 3073

OneHealth/EcoHealth is an approach that presents an understanding and improvement of health as an outcome of a very complex relationship between social change and the ecosystem; animal health; and human health (Ecosystem Health-Animal Health-Human Health). One health and ecohealth learning emphasizes the importance of understanding the basic concepts of health as part of the basic knowledge (hard skills) and the methods or skills that must be possessed to be able to collaborate across sectors to deal with complex health problems such as emerging infectious diseases, re-emerging infectious diseases and zoonoses through system thinking, transdisciplinary, participatory leadership, management, communication, culture and belief, gender and equity, sustainability and knowledge into action. In today's global era, everyone is concerned with health in a broad sense as sustainable health. If we are aware of this then we must respect everyone, both present and future generations and moreover, One Health/EcoHealth emphasizes respect for all life to see more from the ecosystem while One Health emphasizes human well-being which includes physical, mental and social excluding freedom from zoonotic diseases.

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Coordinator Prof. Dr. Wayan Tunas Artama, DVM.

Course name: Extension
Course code: KHU 3054
Credits: 1/0
Semester: 6 / Even
Classification: Elective
Prerequisite:-

Extension science itself is a new science which is currently still in the process of growing to find a form that suits the current situation. This elective course is a step forward for the faculty to better prepare prospective veterinary students for the world of work.
Extension knowledge will be very useful for veterinarians who work in various fields that require the ability to prepare an activity program and understand the delivery techniques. In this course, students are given an understanding of the importance of animal husbandry and animal health education in developing the field of animal husbandry and animal health. Things that must be considered, prepared and steps that must be taken in delivering an innovation.

Module handbook
Coordinator Dr. Aris Purwantoro, DVM., M.Si.