GBCH 718- Biochemical Genetics

Spring 2000

Tuesday and Thursday: 1-3

Room 6301

Course Director: Arthur J. Lustig, Ph.D.

DATE

TUESDAY

 

DATE

THURSDAY

 

 

 

Jan. 13

Introduction to course

Arthur Lustig, Ph.D.

Jan. 18

Recombination.

Michael Schurr, Ph.D.

 

Jan. 20

Recombination

Michael Schurr, Ph.D.

Jan. 25

Transposition

Prescott Deininger, Ph.D.

 

Jan. 27

Transposition

Prescott Deininger, Ph.D.

Feb. 1

Genomic Instability (triplet, disease correction)

Prescott Deininger, Ph.D.

 

Feb. 3

Genetic Instability

Prescott Deininger, Ph.D.

Feb. 8

Chromosomal Structures

Arthur Lustig, Ph.D.

 

Feb. 10

Chromosomal Structures

Arthur Lustig, Ph.D.

Feb. 15

DNA Replication

Jim Karam, Ph.D.

 

Feb. 17

DNA Replication

Jim Karam, Ph.D.

Feb. 22

DNA Replication

Jim Karam, Ph.D.

 

Feb. 24

DNA Replication

Jim Karam, Ph.D.

Feb. 29

DNA Replication

Jim Karam, Ph.D.

 

 

 

 

 

 

March 2

DNA Replication

Jim Karam, Ph.D.

March 7

Mardi Gras Holiday

 

March 9

Mardi Gras Holiday

March 14

DNA Repair

Charles Hemenway, M.D.

 

March 16

DNA Repair

Charles Hemenway, M.D.

March 21

Transcriptional Reg 1

Arthur Lustig, Ph.D.

 

March 23

Transcriptional Reg 1

Arthur Lustig, Ph.D.

March 28

Transcriptional Reg 2

Arthur Lustig, Ph.D.

 

March 30

Transcriptional Reg 3

Arthur Lustig, Ph.D.

April 4

Transcriptional Reg 3

Arthur Lustig, Ph.D.

 

April 6

Transcriptional Reg 3

Arthur Lustig, Ph.D.

April 11

Post-transcriptional control I

Linda Hyman, Ph.D.

 

April 13

Post-transcriptional control-1

Linda Hyman, Ph.D.

April 18

Post-transcriptional control-2

Linda Hyman, Ph.D.

 

April 20

Post-transcriptional control-2

Linda Hyman, Ph.D.

April 25

Post-transcriptional control 3

Linda Hyman, Ph.D.

 

April 27

Post-transcriptional control 3

Linda Hyman, Ph.D.

MAY 2

EXAM WEEK

 

MAY 4

EXAM WEEK

GBCH 718- Biochemical Genetics

Tuesday and Thursday: 1-3

Room 6301

Course Director: Arthur J. Lustig, Ph.D.

 

This course emphasizes the critical analysis of manuscripts and solutions to experimental problems in molecular genetics, as well as a an reinforcement of some of the more advanced topics in geneitcs and molecular biology. There are four sections to this course: DNA Dynamics, DNA Replication, Transcriptional Control, and Post-Translational Control. One week prior to discussion of the papers (led by one of the students), students will be given the paper to be discussed on the Tuesday and Thursday of the subsequent week. The course instructor will act more as a facilitator than a didactic lecturer.

We will require that each student purchase Genes VII, available in mid-December. The section dealing with the topic must be thoroughly read by the student prior to the Discussion groups.

Instructors of Section 1-Jan.18-Feb.3: Michael Schurr, Ph.D., Prescott Deininger, Ph.D., Charles Hemenway, M.D. Ph.D.

Instructors of Section 2 (Feb.15-Mar.15): Jim Karam, Ph.D., Charles Hemenway, M.D. Ph.D.

Instructor of Section 3 (March 15-April 6): Arthur J. Lustig, Ph.D.

Instructor of Section 4: (April 11- May 2): Linda Hyman, Ph.D.

1. Style

Individual and group--role as a facilitator--there is a course text which is Genes VII and author text--this is meant as background.

2. Grading

Based on individual performance in groups

Exams that ask students to analyze data--after each section

 

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