Learning objectives
Aims of the course is the study of genetic approaches applied to genomics and functional analysis in eukaryotes. Particular attentions will be paied to yeast, a model organism in fundamental and biotechnologic applications.
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Course unit content
YEAST AS MODEL ORGANISM <br />
Forward e reverse genetics- Genome sequencing in S. cerevisiae- Comparative genomics in yeasts- S. cerevisiae deletant collection and use of null mutants in functional analysis- Methods for gene interaction studies applied to human diseases - Yest as model organism for the study of mitochondrial genetics- Yeast as model organism for the study of mitochondrial diseases. <br />
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FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS IN PLANTS <br />
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Caenorhabditis elegans AS MODEL ORGANISM <br />
Forward e reverse genetics in C. elegans. Functional analysis by RNAi - C. elegans as model organism for the study of human pathologies. <br />
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Bibliography
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