GM5 - Practical course in cell biology

Block internship:

25.02.2019 to 01.03.2019 in rooms 13-305, 13-322, 13-341, 13-345 and 13-347.

see also KIS

Script sale:
18.02. - 21.02.2019 in 13/447 in the time from 08:00 - 12:00 and 13:00 - 16:00.

You can find the group assignments here:

Morning group allocation

Division of afternoon groups

AP - Cell Biology 1

January 14th - February 1st, 2019. 8:30 am to 6 pm, building 13/4th floor, Cell Biology. In English.

For students of Biosciences or Biophysics. Bachelor and Bachelor of Education (semester 5 or 6) or Master.

Basic knowledge of Cell Biology is required.

Preliminary meeting and handout of Seminar: Tuesday, November 13th, 2018 at 4 pm in 13-443

Please note: It is recommended that students who wish to take part in our VP - Cell Biology in the summer semester take part in this practical course first.

Program

We will introduce students to basic techniques of yeast genetics, protein biochemistry and cell biology.we simulate a small scientific project and work in small teams of 3-4 students to solve a simple biological question. The students will present their results on posters to the rest of the group. There will be seminars every morning to discuss the results and to design the experiments for the day, and a literature seminar in which the students report about published articles related to the topic of the course.

 

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VP - Cell Biology 2

Next Practical Course: In summer term 2019.

For up to 12 students of Biosciences or Biophysics. Master only. Basic knowledge of Cell Biology is required.

Program

We will work in small teams on one common small scientific project using methods
of genetics, biochemistry, cell biology and bioinformatics. Students are directly
involved in designing the experiments that they will perform. The results of
all teams will be discussed in the group and used to write a short scientific
manuscript.

Among the methods used in the course are:

Isolation of cellular organelles. In vitro transcription. Protein synthesis in
reticulocyte lyste. Radioactive labeling of proteins. Translation in isolated
mitochondria. Protein import into mitochondria. Kinetic measurements of enzyme
activities. SDS Page. Western blotting.

In the last week of the course we will write a small scientific publication using
the results of the course. Here you can find the cool papers of previous courses:

Braun et al

Delbrügge et al

Research Practical - Cell Biology 3

This is a lab course over 6 weeks. Students will work together on the bench with PhD students
or post docs. Admission is all around the year. Prerequsite: courses AP1 and VP2.

Cell biology practical course for biophysicists

Entry requirement: Basic lecture in cell biology, passed exam

Dateas part of the basic practical course in cell biology in WS 2018/2019

Registration until 31.01.2019 at the secretariat of the AG Cell Biology 13/447