Mathematics 149 - Emerging Model Systems in Microbiology:Using Molecular and Genetic Approaches to Study Complex Systems

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Dartmouth College
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09F: Arrange Offered in alternate years This course uses the discussion of emerging model systems to illustrate important concepts in microbiology. The format will combine lectures and the discussion of primary literature/review articles-similar to the format of the Molecular Pathogenesis course (M/I 148). An important goal of the course is to introduce graduate students to potential topics for post-doctoral research and to some of the faculty that work in these areas. Each course period will focus on an individual topic in some depth. Students will present a one-hour lecture followed by leading a one-hour discussion of papers related to the topic of the day. Students will be expected to present papers in one class (which have been selected and compiled), and discuss these papers in the context of material covered in the lecture portion of the class. Guests will include 2-3 people from the Microbiology and Immunology Seminar Series who work on model systems discussed in the class. The schedule of the course will be arranged such that the papers are discussed the week before the visiting speaker's seminar. The students will meet with the speaker immediately after the seminar for an informal discussion and reception. Attending this discussion/reception will be required for the students in the class, but open to any students that want to attend.Prerequisite: permission of the instructor. O'Toole and Hogan.
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1.00
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Lecture
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Phone Number:
(603) 646-1110
Regional Accreditation:
New England Association of Schools and Colleges
Calendar System:
Quarter

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