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Udgave: |
Efterår 2012 NAT |
Point: |
15,0 |
Blokstruktur: |
2. blok |
Fagområde: |
andet |
Institutter: |
Department of Biology |
Uddannelsesdel: |
Bachelor niveau |
Kontaktpersoner: |
Berthe Willumsen, bmw@bio.ku.dk, 3532 2091 |
Andre undervisere: |
Peter Brodersen, Olaf H. Nielsen, Michael A. Sørensen |
Skema- oplysninger: |
Group discussions:
Weeks 47, 51, 1, 2 and 3: Two to three sessions a week
Weeks 48, 49 and 50: One session a week in the morning
Laboratory course:
Weeks 48, 49 and 50: Every day 13-18, some 10-18.
Times and locations: To be found also at the course home page; see public homepage link below for further information.
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Skema- oplysninger: |
Vis skema for kurset Samlet oversigt over tid og sted for alle kurser inden for Lektionsplan for Det Naturvidenskabelige Fakultet Efterår 2012 NAT |
Formål: |
The main goal of the course is for the student to develop an understanding of how knowledge in molecular cell biology is obtained through experimental approaches; an aim particularly important and appropriate close to the point of the bachelor project. This objective is reached through discussion of selected aspects of molecular cell biology, many of which deal with the changes taking place in cancer cells. Through discussion of experiments and their results, by in-debt evaluation of primary data from publications, as well as de-novo interpretation of presented data, the student is expected to obtain the ability to demonstrate specific knowledge, to read, understand and follow the validity of conclusions from experimental data from primary scientific literature, and use this knowledge when planning and interpreting experiments.
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Indhold: |
A series of Group Discussions (no lectures) in which prepared material is treated and discussed, and three weeks of laboratory exercises where a range of experimental techniques is carried out and concepts taught. In the theoretical part of the course as well as in the experimental part, the main emphasis is on the parts of molecular cell biology that deals with gene expression, signaling, and regulation of cell growth, with examples referring to the molecular mechanisms and signaling in growth and cancer. The final evaluation focuses on understanding experimental detail and interpretation of experimental data rather than on recitation of facts.
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Lærebøger: |
Understanding scientific papers and experimental set-ups in general can occur on the basis of many different textbooks. The textbook to which the course-teaching will be referring is Lodish, H., Berk, A., Kaiser, CA., Krieger, M., Scott, MP., Bretscher, Ploegh & Matsudaira, P. Molecular Cell Biology 6th ed. 2007. WH Freeman and company. (ISBN-13 978-0-7167-7601-7).
Main materials: Group discussion material and notes, manuals, scientific papers and other distributed materials.
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Tilmelding: |
Enrolment at KUnet in the period 15 May - 1 June. |
Formelle krav: |
It is required that the student has solid knowledge of basic biochemistry and molecular biology - around 22 to 30 ECTS total - to enroll.
One group of the following sets of courses must be passed to enroll (other students must have qualifications corresponding to these courses):
A: Biokemi 2 and Biokemi 3 of the bachelor curriculum for biochemistry students or
B. Cellebiologi of the bachelor curriculum for molecular biomedicine students or
C. Almen biokemi, Almen Molekylærbiologi and Almen Cellebiologi of the bachelor curriculum for biology students.
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Eksamensform: |
The exam is a 4 hour written exam with support materials, graded according to the 7-step-scale and with external censorship.
To participate in the exam, all laboratory exercises must have been carried out.
Reexam will be held as the ordinary exam. |
Eksamen: |
Skriftlig prøve den 21. januar 2013.
Reeksamen: Skriftlig prøve den 15. april 2013. |
Kursus hjemmeside: |
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Kursus hjemmeside: |
Open course homepage: https://absalonfiles.ku.dk/data/ku/open/CO32199/index.html. When enrolled in the course, students will have access through Absalon to the homepage. |
Bemærkninger: |
Teaching language will be English if non-Danish-speaking students are accepted.
Max. number of participants: 34.
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Undervisnings- sprog: |
Engelsk
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Sidst redigeret: |
19/7-2012 |