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Molecular biology: basic terms and techniques
Short course
In Hatfield ()
Description
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Type
Short course
The Molecular biology: basic terms and techniques course is suitable for scientists who want an update of current molecular biology terms and techniques.
It is also useful for staff who work in managerial, sales and marketing roles but not directly in the laboratory and those working in fields associated with molecular biology.
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Subjects
- Biology
- Molecular Biology
- Techniques
- Cloning
- Molecular
- Basic terms
- Polymerase
- Gene probes
- Hybridisation
- Gene libraries
- Project Proteins
Course programme
DNA and Nucleic Acids
Basic methods of DNA analysis (including restriction enzymes and gel electrophoresis) Further analysis methods (Southern blots and (PCR)
Polymerase Chain Reaction)
Concepts of gene probes, hybridisation, gene libraries, cDNA and cloning
Sequencing of DNA and its applications e.g. Human Genome
Project Proteins and Protein Structure
Basic methods of protein analysis (including SDS-PAGE and 2-D gels)
Further analysis methods (Western blotting, immunodetection)
Concepts of proteomics and applications of two-dimensional gels
Protein discovery and Proteomics
Computer based Bioinformatics
Basic introduction to gene and protein databases
Use of browsers to access information on DNA and Proteins
Searching sequences over the internet
Molecular modelling and three-dimensional protein structures
Molecular biology: basic terms and techniques