Live BioBasics 101: The Biology of Biotech for the Non-Scientist

Gain a solid grasp of biotech with BioBasics 101. Explore how cells, DNA, RNA, and proteins drive innovation and how genomics, proteomics, and immunotherapies shape modern medicine.
- Master key molecular, cellular, genomic, and proteomic concepts to better communicate with scientists and regulatory personnel
- Gain insight into the roles and interactions between the FDA, NIH, academia, and biopharma companies in driving biotech innovations
- Explore the genetic basis of diseases and the role that mutations play in personalized medicine
Rapid learning for results-driven professionals
- Designed for non-scientists in the life science industry
- Taught by experts with real-world industry experience
- Focused on practical, applicable knowledge
- Ideal for individual learners or company teams
- Trusted by top biotech and pharmaceutical companies

- Overview
- Agenda
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What You'll Learn
- Industry Overview: Setting the Stage
Explores healthcare sectors and the roles of key stakeholders, including the FDA, NIH, academia, and CROs. - Biology: The Basis of Biopharma
Highlights essential molecules, cellular structures, and signaling pathways that guide drug target identification and inform disease treatment strategies. - DNA: Biopharma’s Blueprint
Examines DNA’s structure, coding function, and role in replication and protein production. - Proteins: Biopharma’s Workhorse
Showcases protein structure, function, and production, from synthesis to post-translational modification, and their use as biologics. - Genetic Basis of Disease
Explains how mutations give rise to SNPs, which can influence traits and may contribute to the development of genetic diseases. - Genomics: Understanding the Genetic Basis of Disease
Explores genome analysis for mutation detection, demonstrating how genomics advances precision medicine and companion diagnostics. - Genetic Engineering: Manipulating DNA to Create Cures
Teaches the process by which genetic engineering tools, such as plasmids and restriction enzymes, are used to create recombinant DNA and proteins for therapeutic use. - Biomanufacturing: Producing Cures
Highlights how biologics are produced by introducing the concepts of cell lines, cell banks, upstream/downstream processing, and fill and finish processes.
Logistics
Customized Training, Delivered Your Way
Biotech Primer designs and delivers customized courses tailored to your organization’s specific needs. Whether live onsite at your location or live online, our expert-led programs range from half-day sessions to three-day deep dives—ensuring the right fit for your team’s schedule and goals.
Deliverables
- Expert-Led Course Content: Customized training developed and delivered by seasoned industry professionals.
- Comprehensive Course Materials: Electronic PDF of all presentation slides provided for reference and continued learning.
- Interactive Course Activities: All required lab materials, case studies, and supporting documents supplied to facilitate hands-on engagement.
- Certificates of Completion: Formal recognition for participants who complete the course.
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Our Executive
Certifications
Cannot make our live class? Consider one of our Executive Certifications.

Drug Development Executive Certification
- Level:Beginner
- CPE:13.50 Credits
- Time:10.5 Hours
- Total:12 Courses

Biotechnology Executive Certification
- Level:Beginner
- CPE:14.50 Credits
- Time:12 Hours
- Total:12 Courses

Drug Manufacturing Executive Certification
- Level:Beginner
- CPE:14.50 Credits
- Time:10 Hours
- Total:11 Courses

Medical Device Executive Certification
- Level:Beginner
- CPE:12.00 Credits
- Time:8 Hours
- Total:9 Courses