November 2, Lecture 18: LP&PG: Population and Landscape Genomics October 31, Lecture 17: LP&PG: Using Variation for Population Studies October 26, Lecture 16: TB: Comparing Sequences and Making Phylogenetic Trees October 24, Lecture 15: TB: Bioinformatics and computational biology, sequence alignments, protein structure alignments, orthologues, paralogues, gene duplication, lateral gene transfer, data mining, phylogenetic trees, molecular versus physical taxonomy October 19, Lecture 14: TB: Next generation DNA sequencing October 17, Exam 1: The exam will place on CourseForum on October 17 at 8:00AM, answers must be uploaded by October 18 at 8:00AMĪre the Cogs and Machinery Shared and How do you know?
October 12, Lecture 13: RJ: Non-coding RNAs October 10, Lecture 12: RJ: Translation Part 2 October 5, Lecture 11: RJ: Translation Part 1 September 28, Lecture 9: RJ: Transcriptional Regulation & Splicing September 19, Lecture 6: AP: Protein Sorting & Trafficking September 14, Lecture 5: AP: Chromatic and Nucleus The Machinery of Life - Making DNA, Making RNA, Making Proteins, Making Membranes, Making a Cell September 12, Lecture 4: AP: Nucleic Acid and Metabolites The Cogs in the Machinery of Life - A Gallery of Size, Shape & ChargeĪugust 29, Lecture 1: AP: Molecules of LifeĪugust 31, Lecture 2: APL Carbohydrates and Lipids We will discuss several recent papers in class. Course Organization: There will be two written examinations available on CourseForum, weekly homework assignments, one assignment on molecular phylogenetic analysis and a final project.
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