LVEK10394 Biomedicine, module 1

Details
Responsible DepartmentDepartment of Basic Animal and Veterinary Sciences   67 %
Department of Veterinary Disease Biology   33 %

Earliest Possible YearMSc. 1 year
DurationOne block
 
Credits9 (ECTS)
 
Level of CourseMSc
 
ExaminationFinal Examination

written examination


Written Exam in Lecturehall

All aids allowed

Description of Examination: Written exam, 2 hours. The exam comprises 5 questions each concerning one of the main topics of the cource curriculum.

7-point scale, internal examiner

Dates of Exam:
13 April 2012
 
Requirement for Attending ExamThe prerequisite for examination is that a report on the results from the theoretical and practical exercises has been handed in.
 
Organisation of TeachingLectures and theoretical and practical exercise primarily in the morning of the first three weeks and pratical excercises morning and afternoon for the following three weeks
 
Block PlacementBlock 3
Week Structure: Outside schedule
Following special scheme

 
Language of InstructionEnglish
 
Restrictions35. Forbeholdt veterinærstuderende.
 
Course Content
The course provides the basis for understanding the general theoretical and practical possibilities for working with pro- and eukaryot genomes and products from these. Furthermore, the course provides a basis for understanding the general principles related to molecular pathology and diagnostics. The course is based on "state-of-the-art" molecular biological techniques and it provides an introduction to Bioimaging and sophisticated use of microscopy.
 
Teaching and learning Methods
Lectures, cases, theoretical and practical exercises.
 
Learning Outcome
Learning Outcome
- Describe the structure and function of the mammalian genome
- Describe the structure and function of the prokaryote genome
- Summarize the main issues in relation to genetic mapping of qualitative and quantitative traits in mammals
- Summarize the main issues in relation to identification of mutations that are responsible for diseases in mammals
- Describe the main molecular biological methods that are used in relation to research within the area of pro- and eukaryote genomics
- Perform the basic molecular biological techniques used in relation to research within the area of pro- and eukaryote genomics
- Understand and provide a critical evaluation of literature describing basic molecular pathological problems

Skills
- Evaluate which molecular genetic techniques are relevant for the study of a given genetic problem
- Evaluate the result of a sequencing analysis
- Perform basic annotation of sequence information
- Analyse and evaluate results from simple diagnostic tests in mammals
- Analyse and evaluate results of parentage tests
- Analyse and evaluate results of expression studies
- Be able to discuss professional and scientific problems in relation to molecular pathology both with colleagues and non-specialists

Competences
- Be able to find new information/literature on topics within the area of genomics
- Be able to take responsibility for own professional development and specialization within the area of molecular biology

Mark 12: A student that has passed the exam of the course with mark 12 must have answered all sub-questions within each of the 5 questions satisfactorily .
 
Course Literature
Human Molecular Genetics 3, Strachan and Read, Garland Science, London and New York
Exercise manuals and selected literature
 
Course Coordinator
Merete Fredholm, mf@life.ku.dk, Department of Basic Animal and Veterinary Sciences/Genetics & Bioinformatics, Phone: 353-33074
Peter Karlskov-Mortensen, pkm@life.ku.dk, Department of Basic Animal and Veterinary Sciences/Genetics & Bioinformatics, Phone: 353-33430
 
Study Board
Study Committee V
 
Work Load
lectures40
practicals106
preparation100
examination2

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