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BB1190 Schedule

BB1190 VT15 P4: Genteknik och molekylärbiologi

Updated: 18 MAR 2015

Instructor

Bitr. Lektor Paul Hudson huds@kth.se / Office: Gamma 5 Science for Life Laboratory

Doodle to sign up for laboratory week: http://doodle.com/5xs9yu58zne4ku3a

 

Course Schedule

No.

Date

Time

Room

Lecture Title

Key Concepts

Preparatory Reading (before lecture)

1

M 23/03

08-10

FD5

Biology and biotechnology

-Early molecular biotech

-Fundamentals

-Ch. 2 C&P DNA, RNA, Protein (p 33-58)

-Zimmer: E.coli and the elephant (excerpt)

2

W 25/03

08-10

FD5

Gene structure and genome organization

-What is a gene?

-Chromosomes and complexity

-Ch. 9 Strachan: Human genome (all)

-Optional: Gregory 2014: Junk DNA

3

F 27/03

10-12

FD5

DNA synthesis and sequencing.

-PCR theory and application

-DNA sequencing

-Ch. 4 C&P DNA Synthesis (all)

-Opt: Ch 9 Brown: PCR

-Opt: Ch 10 Brown: DNA Seq

 

4

M 30/03

13-15

FD5

DNA cloning: building genes and genomes

-Cloning eukaryotic DNA

-Cloning methods

5

T 31/03

08-10

FD5

In class problem 1:

Genome assembly

-Individual work (1 hr)

-Peer review of answers (1 hr)

-Church 2009: Genome engineering

6

W 01/04

13-15

FD5

Genetic engineering of E.coli

-Plasmids

-Homologous recombination

-Laboratory strains

-Ch. 3 C&P Recombinant DNA (p 79-88)

-Ch. 13 Brown: Proteins from cloned genes

7

T 14/04

13-15

FD5

Designing a cell factory

-Bioinformatics tools

-Metabolic modeling

-Keasling 2009: Manufacturing molecules

-Palsson 2010: Flux balance analysis

8

H 16/04

10-12

FR4

In class problem 2:

Cell factory

-Group work (1 hr)

-Peer-grading (1 hr)

-Ch. 13 C&P Pathway Eng. (p 371-385)

9

T 21/04

13-15

FD5

Molecular dioagnostics

Lektor Peter Savolainen

-SNP analysis

-Forensic analysis

-Ch. 3 C&P Recombinant DNA (p. 63-73)

-Ch. 24 C&P Forensics (all)

10

H 23/04

10-12

FD5

Antibody engineering

-Antibody diversity in the genome

-Natural antibody libraries

-Ch 6 C&P: Antibodies (p 173-191)

-Opt: Ch 10 Glick, Antibodies (p 399-422)

 

11

M 27/04

15-17

FD5

In class problem 3:

Antibody development

-Individual work (1 hr)

-Peer review (1 hr)

12

W 29/04

10-12

FD5

Protein engineering

Prof Per Åke Nygren

-Rational protein engineering

-Directed evolution of proteins

-Ch 11 C&P: Protein Engineering (all)

-Opt: Baker 2011 Prot eng overview

13

M 04/05

10-12

FD5

Vaccine creation

-Case study: Influenza vaccines

-Case study: HIV vaccines

-Ch 6 C&P: Vaccines (p 191-201)

-Opt: Ch 12 Glick, Vaccines (p. 460-472)

14

H 07/05

10-12

FD5

Cancelled

 

 

15

M 11/05

10-12

FD5

Gene therapy

-Case: Glybera

-Case: Zinc-finger nucleases

-Ch 17 C&P: Gene Therapy (all)

-Ch 5 C&P: Ribozymes (p 152-168)

16

T 12/05

8-10

FD5

Synthetic biology

-Simple gene regulation

-Genetic logic

-Alon 2007: Network motifs (p 450-455)

-Opt: Collins 2014, Synbio history

17

W 13/05

13-15

FD5

Applied genomics

Lektor Anders Andersson

-Genome reconstruction

-Case: Metagenomics Baltic Sea

-Ch. 12 C&P: Environ. Biotech (all)

R1

M 18/05

10-12

FD5

In class problem 4: Synthetic biology

-Group work (1 hr)

-Peer-grading (1 hr)

 

R2

M 25/05

08-12

Q2

Review session

-Peer grading assigned problems

Do the assigned problems

Ex

W 03/06

14-19

FB

52-54

Exam

 

 

 

 

Laboratory

You will be provided with a laboratory manual (Uploaded)

Helpful texts (optional) for lab are from Brown: Ch 3 “Purification of DNA from cells,” and Ch 5 “Introduction of DNA into cells.” (Uploaded)

 

Course reading materials

C&P text I assume you have. Selections from others will be uploaded. Optional are not required but typically give more detail in an area.

-C&P: Clark and Pazdernik Biotechnology (2nd ed, both 2009 and 2012 versions OK).

-Strachan and Read: Human molecular genetics (4th ed 2010)

-Brown TA: Gene cloning and DNA analysis (6th ed 2010)

-Glick, Pasternak, and Patten: Molecular Biotechnology (4th ed 2010)

 

Grading

Final grade is the exam grade. Exam will be based on what we cover in class and the assigned reading, unless explicitly written as Optional.

Grading rubric: <50 F, 50-60 E, 60-70 D, 70-80 C, 80-90 B, 90-100 A