Biotechnology for Chemical Engineers Source: SBE - Society for Biological Engineering Course ID: ELA102 Type: eLearning (online) CourseLanguage: English Skill Level: Basic Duration: 7 hours CEUs: 0.70 PDHs: 7.00 Share This Post: Learn the fundamentals of biotechnology with this course designed for chemical engineers working in design, operations, or other support functions. This online course focuses on the methods used to develop cell lines to produce a variety of biological drug products. It begins by presenting an overview of microorganisms, other cells, and identification techniques commonly used. These concepts are then used to introduce the methods used for cell line development, metabolic engineering, and several “omics” tools. The final session focuses on expression and purification of biological drug products; monitoring cell growth and product expression; and fermentation/cell culture. Instructor(s): Six instructors from the staff of the Biomanufacturing Training and Education Center (BTEC) at NC State University provided content for this course. Checkout Checkout Do you already own this? Log In for instructions on accessing this content. Pricing Teams (10 or more) Minimize cost and maximize learning with Train-A-Team. Learn more Individuals AIChE Members $995.00 AIChE Graduate Student Members $497.50 SBE Members $995.00 AIChE Undergraduate Student Members $497.50 Non-Members $1295.00 Accrediting Agencies: Florida New Jersey New York RCEP Horizontal TabsOutline Lecture One: Survey of Microorganisms and Cells Lecture Two: Microbial and Cell Identification by Morphology, Physiology and Genome Sequencing Lecture Three: Overview of Biological Drug Products Lecture Four: Basic Genetic Engineering of Microorganisms for Cell Line Development Lecture Five: Metabolic Engineering and Use of “Omics” Lecture Six: Expression and Purification of Biological Drug Products Lecture Seven: Monitoring Cell Growth and Product Expression Lecture Eight: Basic Concepts of Fermentation and Cell Culture Summary Final Exam Download Course Outline (PDF) What You'll Learn Learning Outcomes: Explain how microbes and cells are identified. Identify main categories of biological drugs and how they are produced. Explain methods for cell line development. Identify technologies used to monitor cell growth and product expression. Compare fermentation and cell culture techniques. Who Should Attend Who Should Attend: Any chemical engineer working in design, operations, or a support function who wants a deeper understanding of the fundamentals of biotechnology processes. FAQs Find answers to questions about registration and refunds, tuition and fees, travel and lodging (for location-based courses), how eLearning courses work, how credits work, and more. Go to FAQs Page