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BIO-1001: Cell and molecular biology

Work Load
20  credits (ECTS)
Type of course
Theoretical and practical.
Level of course/Year of study
Normally first year.
Language of instruction
Norwegian
Examination semester
Spring
Objectives
The course should lead to an understanding of the fundamentals of modern cell and molecular biology and of how these disciplines are used for purposes of diagnosis, research and industry; the organisation and function of micro-organisms, elemental biochemistry, microbiology and classical and molecular genetics. The lab work should provide practice in modern biochemical, genetic and cell-biological methods.
Contents
The laboratory course in KJE-1001 is required before students can study BIO-1001. The course will provide an introduction to cell structure and functions, to elementary biochemistry, microbiology and to classical and molecular biology. Lab exercises will provide training in modern biochemical, genetic, cell biological and microbiological techniques and methods.

Teaching of biochemistry will explain DNA structure and functions. The students should understand how genetic information is organised in the cell and how it is relayed by means of mitosis (cell division) and meiosis (germ cell division) Fundamentals of classical genetics and of how mutation can alter cell properties will be discussed. A few examples of how gene technology can be used in practice will be demonstrated.

Teaching of cell biology will deal with the molecular basis for cell structure and organisation. Central topics will be membranes and passage across membranes, the endomembrane system and organelles, signal transmission, the classification of proteins, the cytoskeleton, energy conversion and metabolism.

Teaching of microbiology will provide an outline over the functions and significance of micro-organisms, mainly in view of morphological, physiological and functional (ecological) aspects, including the structure of micro-organisms, metabolism and growth. The significance of micro-organisms in the eco-system will also be explained as well as the interactions of host-organisms
(normal micro-flora, symbiosis, pathogenesis) and the role of micro-organisms in biotechnology and bioremediation.
Recommended previous qualifications
BIO-0001 Basic Biology, KJE-1001 Introduction to chemistry and the chemistry of biology
Form of teaching
72 academic hours of lectures (9 double periods for each part) 72 academic hrs of student colloquia/seminars, 64 hrs of lab-work (4 x 4-period exercises for each part, compulsory attendance). Lab protocols need to be handed in after each lab exercise. All the records need to be approved prior to final exam. Self-test tools will be available to student colloquia.
Coursework requirements

Laboratory course biochemistryLaboratory course cell biologyLaboratory course cell biologyLaboratory course micro biology
Exam and assessment
Written exam (6 hours). Alphabetical grades (A-F)
Date(s) of written examination
14.06.2006
The exam date is preliminary and may be subject to change. Definitive exam date will be announced on the notice boards at the faculties in the beginning of May for the spring semester and in the beginning of November for the autumn semester.
Contact person/lecturer
Student Advisor Karin Eilertsen, tlf.: 77 64 46 09
Recommended reading/syllabus
Available on request
Course overlap
BIO-100C -1      12 sp
BIO-103 -1      15 sp
BIO-100C -H03      12 sp

Teaching spring 2006
Første oppmøte er obligatorisk. Undervisningen vil foregå på Farmasibygget, IB, NFH og MH-bygget. Forelesninger, laboratorieøvelser og kollokvier vil gå til slutten av mai. Mer informasjon om timeplan vil bli gitt på første fremmøte. Undervisningen vil bli gitt på norsk. Administrativt ansvarlig for emnet er studiekonsulent Karin Eilertsen, IMB. Undervisningen i emnet forutsetter forkunnskaper tilsvarende KJE-1001 Introduksjon til biologi og kjemisk biologi. Studenter må ha gjennomført laboratoriekurset i KJE-1001 for å kunne begynne på BIO-1001.
Første oppmøte: 10.01.2006 kl. 10.15 på Tabletten, Farmasibygget

Responsible teacher:Prof. Ugo L Moens
Labgruppe 1Velges av studenter som også tar Bio-1002 Zoologi, labgruppe 1
Labgruppe 3Labgruppe 3 eller 4 velges av farmasistudenter, bioteknologistudenter, fiskehelsestudenter og akvakulturstudenter
Labgruppe 2Velges av studenter som også tar Bio-1002 Zoologi, labgruppe 2
Labgruppe 4Labgruppe 3 eller 4 velges av farmasistudenter, bioteknologistudenter, fiskehelsestudenter og akvakulturstudenter
KollokviumStudenter som skal kombinere emnet med Bio-1501 Akvatisk økologi må velge kollokvium gr. 1, 2, 3 eller 4.


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Updated by default Administrator Account on 08.08.2006 at 21:42
Ansvarlig redaktør: konst. kommunikasjonsdirektør Karen Marie Christensen


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