Introductory Biotechnology |
Each Staff |
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【Biosciences･1st semester】
19-1-0349-2501 |
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Outline |
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This course introduces the trends in the bioscience field. The lectures in omnibus style provide various topics in biosciences.
This course relate to diplomatic policy 1 and 2.
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Objectives |
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The themes of the lectures include the basics of transgenic plants, the development of drags using techniques of biotechnology, structural biology, and molecule design and so on.
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Grading Policy |
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The grading is evaluated based on an examination or a report given by each teacher. We will give feedback upon returning the report or the examination.
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Textbook and Reference |
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No fixed textbook. Prints will be distributed.
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Requirements (Assignments) |
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Preparation:Check key words in a library or internet (0.5hr).
Review: Submit an examination or a report.
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Note |
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This lecture is omnibus style.
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Schedule |
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１. Basic knowledge about Genetically modified plants. (Dr.Asahina)
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２. Structural Biology and Molecular Design (Dr.Uchida)
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３. The world of neuroscience (Dr.Uchino)
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４. Mass spectrometry-Application to food science. (Dr.Enomoto)
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５. Diagnostic agent kit using novel biotechnology (Dr.Kajitani)
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６. Basic principle of DNA analysis technology (Dr.Koga)
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７. Creation of bioactive substances by biosynthetic engineering (Dr.Sakuda)
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８. Photo-response of plants – A strategy to survive in a place where it is placed (Dr.Shinomura)
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９. Microorganisms having special functions ～The cruel struggle for existence in the microbial world～ (Dr.Takahashi)
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10. Basic genetics (Dr.Takayama)
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11. Visualization of biological phenomenon -live imaging of brain function- (Dr.Hirasawa)
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12. Plant secondary metabolites and its applications (Dr.Miyamoto)
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| 13. Global Warming and Science (Dr.Yanagihara) |
14. Medical engineering and biomaterials (Dr.Yoshinari)
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15. Conclusion
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| １． |
Outline |
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This course introduces the trends in the bioscience field. The lectures in omnibus style provide various topics in biosciences.
This course relate to diplomatic policy 1 and 2.
|
| ２． |
Objectives |
|
The themes of the lectures include the basics of transgenic plants, the development of drags using techniques of biotechnology, structural biology, and molecule design and so on.
|
| ３． |
Grading Policy |
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The grading is evaluated based on an examination or a report given by each teacher. We will give feedback upon returning the report or the examination.
|
| ４． |
Textbook and Reference |
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No fixed textbook. Prints will be distributed.
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| ５． |
Requirements (Assignments) |
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Preparation:Check key words in a library or internet (0.5hr).
Review: Submit an examination or a report.
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| ６． |
Note |
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This lecture is omnibus style.
|
| ７． |
Schedule |
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１. Basic knowledge about Genetically modified plants. (Dr.Asahina)
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２. Structural Biology and Molecular Design (Dr.Uchida)
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３. The world of neuroscience (Dr.Uchino)
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４. Mass spectrometry-Application to food science. (Dr.Enomoto)
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５. Diagnostic agent kit using novel biotechnology (Dr.Kajitani)
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６. Basic principle of DNA analysis technology (Dr.Koga)
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７. Creation of bioactive substances by biosynthetic engineering (Dr.Sakuda)
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８. Photo-response of plants – A strategy to survive in a place where it is placed (Dr.Shinomura)
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９. Microorganisms having special functions ～The cruel struggle for existence in the microbial world～ (Dr.Takahashi)
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10. Basic genetics (Dr.Takayama)
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11. Visualization of biological phenomenon -live imaging of brain function- (Dr.Hirasawa)
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12. Plant secondary metabolites and its applications (Dr.Miyamoto)
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| 13. Global Warming and Science (Dr.Yanagihara) |
14. Medical engineering and biomaterials (Dr.Yoshinari)
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15. Conclusion
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