Research practical Evolutionary medicine 2023
Research practical Evolutionary medicine I |
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Module code |
mlsPractEvoMedI-01a |
Abbreviated title |
Practical EvoMed I |
Module components |
1 two-week or 2 one-week laboratory block practical(s) |
When |
Semester 2 |
Module coordinator/ Organiser |
J. Baines IEM |
Lecturers |
Lab leaders of research groups investigating aspects relevant for evolutionary medicine |
Contact hours |
Practical 1: 3 CH Practical 2: 3 CH |
Workload
Total: 180 h |
Practical 1: 90 h Practical 2: 90 h Attendance time 38 h, preparation 30 h, revision 22 h |
Credit points |
6 |
Requirements |
MolBio passed |
Expected outcome |
Knowledge: Students - know how to conduct themselves in a laboratory - are familiar with the theoretical background on which the lab experiments conducted are based. Skills: Students can apply lab and analytical techniques for evolutionary biology and medicine. Competences: Students are able to critically assess the results of their experi-ments and put them into a scientific context. |
Content |
Experimental lab work connected to topics of lecture (e.g. analysis of NGS data, microbiome analysis). |
Module evaluation/ exam |
Graded Written documentation of lab work (lab book) |
Media used |
Lab experiments |
Literature |
Manuals and instructions for lab work, current scientific publications |
Literature |
Ridley M, Evolution (John Wiley & Sons 2003) [still valid, no new edition available] Gluckman P, Beedle A, Hanson M, Principles of Evolutionary Medicine (OUP 2nd edition, 2016) Stearns S, Medzhitov R, Evolutionary Medicine (Sinauer Associates 2015) Current original publications and reviews Lab manuals |