Developmental Morphogenesis |
HIRASAWA , Takae |
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【Master's program･1st semester】
19-3-1417-3819 |
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Outline |
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In the first lecture, we will talk about the genes and the mechanism involved in the body patterning. In the second lecture, we will talk on the relevance of the evolution and each organ, the variety of morphogenesis in animal’s mechanism.
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Objectives |
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For example, mouse and insect are very different morphology, it has been changed during their evolution. However, you can see the original is the same organism. Variation of this morphological formation can explain the same gene may become a different via a change in their development. In this lecture, we discuss the mechanism of gene regulation and development about the body patterning. Goals are to "understanding the mechanism of genes involved in morphogenesis."
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Grading Policy |
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Intermediate examination(50%)
Final examination(50%)
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Textbook and Reference |
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Requirements (Assignments) |
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You have to understand developmental biology, molecular biology, and cell biology before this lecture.
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Note |
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Schedule |
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１. History of animal evolution and development
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２. Gene regutating and the development
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３. Body axis regulation for the morphological formation
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４. Morphological change of early development
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５. Body patterning(1)
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６. Body patterning(2)
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７. Sex determination
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８. Intermediate examination
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９. conclusion(first session)
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10. Growth and metamorphosis
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11. Gene regulation and morphological variation
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12. Body patternig variation
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13. The mechanism of new morphological changes
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14. Animal evolution and variety
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| 15. Final examination |
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| １． |
Outline |
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In the first lecture, we will talk about the genes and the mechanism involved in the body patterning. In the second lecture, we will talk on the relevance of the evolution and each organ, the variety of morphogenesis in animal’s mechanism.
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| ２． |
Objectives |
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For example, mouse and insect are very different morphology, it has been changed during their evolution. However, you can see the original is the same organism. Variation of this morphological formation can explain the same gene may become a different via a change in their development. In this lecture, we discuss the mechanism of gene regulation and development about the body patterning. Goals are to "understanding the mechanism of genes involved in morphogenesis."
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| ３． |
Grading Policy |
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Intermediate examination(50%)
Final examination(50%)
|
| ４． |
Textbook and Reference |
|
|
| ５． |
Requirements (Assignments) |
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You have to understand developmental biology, molecular biology, and cell biology before this lecture.
|
| ６． |
Note |
|
|
| ７． |
Schedule |
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１. History of animal evolution and development
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２. Gene regutating and the development
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３. Body axis regulation for the morphological formation
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４. Morphological change of early development
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５. Body patterning(1)
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６. Body patterning(2)
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７. Sex determination
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８. Intermediate examination
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９. conclusion(first session)
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10. Growth and metamorphosis
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11. Gene regulation and morphological variation
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12. Body patternig variation
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13. The mechanism of new morphological changes
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14. Animal evolution and variety
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| 15. Final examination |
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