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Høst 2020

BIO-3005 Seminar: Molecular Environmental Biology in Microbes and Plants - 5 stp


The course is administrated by

Institutt for arktisk og marin biologi

Type of course

Master course for biology students - principally aimed at MSc-students specializing in Molecular Environmental Biology.

Course contents

Subject of the seminar will be molecular biology approaches to analyse the interaction and communication of molecules, cell compartments, cells, microbial communities, microbes and photosynthetic organisms with their respective environments. Examples from ongoing research in the Molecular Environments Research Group will provide the platform for the contributions.Topics include the communication within plant and bacterial cells, communication of cells and organisms with their environment and communication in microbial soil communities as well as plant/microbial and plant/plant associations. Techniques in focus are genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic and metabolomic analyses in plants, microbes and microbial communities.

Objective of the course

Knowledge: Students who have completed this course:

Skills; Students who have completed this course can:

General competence; Students who have completed this course can


Language of instruction

English

Teaching methods

Seminar: 30 hours spread over up to 4 semesters

Assessment

Students must regularly attend the biweekly seminar, and have an active participation in discussions. At least one oral presentation of research results during the course. Grade type: pass / fail.

Students must sign up for the course for a minimum of 3 semesters and ONLY sign up for the exam in their final semester.

Re-sit exam
There will not be a re-sit exam.