First half (Dr. Wohlgemuth):
| Week of | Lecture Topic | Required chapter readings in Biology,
5th
ed., (Solomon, Berg, Martin)
and other useful (not required) sources/links |
| Aug 23
Outline (links added after lecture) Discussion |
|
Chapter 1 (to recall what you have already learned), Ch 9
Human Genome Project The cloned sheep More about the sheep and cloning |
| Aug 29
Outline Discussion |
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Ch 9, Ch 10
some slides (sorry: only for "Explorer") Mendel Mendel’s paper in English |
| Sept 5
Outline Discussion (Classical Genetics Problems) |
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Ch 10, Ch 11
practice exam I slides I slides II slides III |
| Sept 12
Outline Discussion |
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Ch 12
slides I - III |
| Sept 19
Outline-Gene regulation Discussion |
Friday (Sept 22): Midterm I |
make suggestions, what you would like to have
reviewed (email me)
Ch 12, Ch 13 for slides see link on top of page "slides" |
| Sept 26
Outline-genetic engineering Discussion |
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Ch 13, Ch 23 (is not required, but might be useful)
"How does a single cell become a whole body?" "Transposons" for slides see link on top of page "slides" Ch14 Biotechnology Kary Mullis and PCR read pages 282-283 (focus on) in textbook |
| Oct 3
Outline-developmental genetics Discussion (general review session) "instead of practice test" |
|
DNA
fingerprinting I
DNA fingerpriting II "Targeting sheep" Transgenic animals Overview of techniques for creating knockout mice again about cloning Genetics in the News Ch 14, Ch 16 for slides see link on top of page "slides" |
| Oct 10
Outline-human genetics Discussion |
Friday (Oct 13): Midterm II |
hemophilia
A and the royal family
Ch 15 |
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