Terry L. HELSER, Ph.D. 
Professor Emeritus
Dept. of Chemistry & Biochemistry 
S.U.N.Y. College at Oneonta,
Oneonta , N.Y. 13820-4015
Phone: (607)638-9885 
Cell: (607)287-7033
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My home address is 706 Middlefield Road, Schenevus , N.Y. 12155-3511
Email to: HELSERTL@oneonta.edu.

Just click on the highlighted text to see the courses I taught, my schedule , scholarly interests , some internet resources , or if you would like to leave me a message . You can see my resume and publications on other pages.
Courses I Taught:
 
Bread & Wine ImageChem 330 Introductory Biochemistry 
Introduced the structure and metabolism of proteins, amino acids, carbohydrates, lipids and nucleic acids. We covered enzymes, hormones, nutrition and regulation. Students needed organic chem. (226 or 221 and 322) to take this course. 
FlasksCHEM 398  Undergraduate Seminar
Reports, discussions and library research on selected topics in chemistry. 
DNA ModelChem 332 Biochemistry II
The second semester of the two semester chemistry major's biochemistry sequence. This course covered microbial genetics, and nucleic acid and protein structure and function. We studied DNA replication, its transcription into RNA and translation into protein. The genetic code and the regulation of gene expression were also covered. 
Students needed credit for Intro. Biochem., CHEM 330 (now 331), to take it.
DNA ModelChem 333 
 Macromolecular Biochemistry (not currently offered)
A molecular biology/genetics course covering microbial genetics, and nucleic acid and protein structure and function. We studied DNA replication, its transcription into RNA and translation into protein. The genetic code and the regulation of gene expression were also covered. Students needed an organic chem (226 or 322) to take it. Microbiology and Genetics help. 
FlasksChem 100 
 Chemistry for Everyday Life
This is a chemistry appreciation course for non-science majors. It emphasizes the structure and reactions of household and consumer products. No prerequisites, but you have to attend and pass the lab to pass the course. 
FlasksChem 111-112 
  General Chemistry I, Laboratory
This is designed to accompany the lectures in Chem 111. Students prepare some compounds and analyze them quantitatively. The first experiments build basic skills needed later to analyze complex compounds, commercial products and foods. Click on this link for the information, procedures and report forms you will need. The UofW site can help with techniques you need to learn. 
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Schedule: gone fishing

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Scholarship:
        This is covered in my resume and publications .
  • Extra Credit Puzzles/Projects (Links to be added when they are available.)
    1. Amino Acid Wordsearch
    2. Mutation Word Search
    3. Gene Expression Game
  • Quotes and Statements about life , chemistry , computers and technology , and MDs and nurses .
  • Vice President of The Oneonta Chapter of Sigma Xi , The Scientific Research Society
  • Secretary of MUG ONE , the Macintosh Users' Group of Oneonta 
    Internet Resources
  • Links to most major search engines, or a site specific to Human genetics, WAIS and Medline
  • Biochemistry Links
  • How to make your own webpage at OSC
  • What the weather is like in Oneonta today?
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  • Find out about the faculty union and NY State United Teachers
  • Join A.Word.A.Daylist
  • And lastly, after a long day at the keyboard try this link: http://www.shibumi.org/eoti.htm

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