BI 314
Syllabus – Introduction to Cell and Molecular Biology - Winter 2001
MWF 10:00 – 10:50 Cordley
1109
Instructor: Professor Terri L. Lomax lomaxt@bcc.orst.edu
Cordley
3098 737-5278
Office
hours: MW 1-2, Th 10-11
Class
Notes: http://osu.orst.edu/dept/lomaxlab/classes/bi314-2001/bi314.htm
Teaching
Assistants: Brian Dixon, dixonb@bcc.orst.edu
Jie
Hao, haoj@bcc.orst.edu
Textbook: The
Cell: A Molecular Approach, 2nd Edition, by Geoffrey M. Cooper, 2000
Grading: There
will be 4 equally-weighted one-hour exams and the final grade will be based on
each student’s 3 highest
scores. Grades will be assigned
based on a curve.
January 8 Overview
of Cells 1 pp.
3-20
10 Cellular
Tools 1 pp.
20-36
12 Cell
Membranes 2,
12 pp.
79-84, 467-476
15 No
class – Martin Luther King Jr. Day
17 Heredity,
Genes, and DNA 3 pp.
89-103
19 1st
Midterm
22 Molecular
Tools 3 pp.
104-131
24 Eukaryotic
Genomes 4 pp.
137-154
26 Sequencing
Complete Genomes 4 pp.
154-172
29 DNA
Replication 5 pp.
177-191
31 DNA
Repair and Recombination 5 pp.
192-202; 208-222
February 2 RNA
Transcription 6 pp.
227-240; 257-268
5 Regulation
of Gene Expression 6 pp.
241-256
7 2nd
Midterm
9 Translation 7 pp.
273-290
12 Protein
Processing and Regulation 7 pp.
290-308
14 The
Nucleus 8 pp.
315-336
16 Protein
Sorting 9 pp.
347-364
19 Protein
Transport 9 pp. 364-383
21 Mitochondria
and Chloroplasts 10 pp.
387-413
23
Cytoskeleton 11 pp.
421-440
26 Cell
Movement 11 pp.
440-461
28 3rd
Midterm
March 2 Plasma
Membrane Transport 12 pp.
476-500
5 Cell
Walls and Extracellular Matrix 12 pp.
500-516
7 Signaling
Molecules 13 pp.
523-551
9 Intracellular
Signal Transduction 13 pp.
553-565
12 The
Cell Cycle 14 pp.
571-594
14 Development
and Causes of Cancer 15 pp.
609-635
16 Cancer
Prevention and Treatment 15 pp.
635-646
21 Final
Exam, 9:30 AM
Students with documented disabilities who may need accommodations, who have any emergency medical information the instructor should know of, or who need special arrangements in the event of evacuation, should make an appointment with the instructor as early as possible, no later than the first week of the term."