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1st Week |
What are Model Organisms? What Do Model Organisms Represent? |
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2nd Week |
Whole Organism and Other Organisms |
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3rd Week |
What are the Characteristics of Model Organisms? Characteristics and Differences of Experimental Organisms from Other Uses as Models |
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4th Week |
Origin and evolution of model organisms |
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5th Week |
Basic concepts in embryonic development. Information about mutant collections. |
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6th Week |
Knowledge of the development of new powerful tools and techniques to study the molecular processes that regulate development. |
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7th Week |
Complete genome sequences now available, in vivo techniques, and knowledge of expressing any gene at any time or place in all organisms. |
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8th Week |
Information about different organisms used in biomedical research today: advantages and disadvantages. |
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9th Week |
Transforming Organisms into Models |
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10th Week |
Controlling Variability: Modeling Organisms as Families of Samples |
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11th Week |
The Modeling Ecosystem: How Model Organisms Facilitate Integrative Understanding |
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12th Week |
Model Organisms as Models |
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13th Week |
Retrieve certain information from genomic databases on certain model organisms, including Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Caenorhabditis elegans, Drosophila melanogaster, Danio rerio, and Mus musculus. |
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14th Week |
Dynamic simulation of biological processes |
