The Department of Clinical Biochemistry is one of the core academic departments in the College of Medicine. It is responsible for teaching the scientific principles of biochemistry related to human health and disease. The department focuses on explaining the molecular and biochemical mechanisms of normal and pathological physiological functions and linking them to clinical and diagnostic applications in medical practice.
The department offers integrated teaching covering biomolecules, metabolism, enzymes, hormones, vitamins, and metabolic regulation. In addition, it provides students with training in the fundamentals of clinical biochemistry laboratory investigations and the interpretation of laboratory results in a clinical context. The department also strives to keep pace with recent scientific advancements and to implement modern teaching strategies that enhance the quality of medical education.
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The Department of Clinical Biochemistry offers integrated educational and training programs aimed at academically preparing medical students in the field of Clinical Biochemistry and developing their skills in understanding the molecular mechanisms of diseases and linking them to clinical and diagnostic applications. The department emphasizes the integration of theoretical teaching and practical training to enhance students’ ability to interpret clinical biochemistry test results in accordance with approved academic standards.
The department contributes to teaching several modules within the Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) program, including:
Normal Human Morphology (2) Module, Abnormal Human Morphology (2) Module, Musculoskeletal System Module, Integrated Blood and Lymphatic System (IBLS) Module, Cardiovascular System Module, Respiratory System Module, Urinary System Module, Endocrine System Module, Reproductive System Module, Gastrointestinal Tract (GIT) Module, Nervous System & Special Senses Module, Genetics Module, and Laboratory Medicine Module.
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The Department of Clinical Biochemistry is keen to publish its latest academic and scientific news reflecting its educational and research activities. This includes announcements related to modules, scientific events, workshops, seminars, and research contributions by faculty members and students. This page aims to enhance communication and keep students, faculty members, and the academic community informed about the department’s most important updates and achievements.
The Department of Clinical Biochemistry organizes a range of academic and scientific events aimed at enhancing knowledge and exchanging expertise, including:
Scientific seminars and specialized lectures in Clinical Biochemistry.
Training workshops in clinical biochemistry laboratory analyses and modern laboratory techniques.
Joint academic activities with basic and clinical medical departments.
Participation in local and international conferences and scientific meetings.
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