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Various developmental events, such as cell fate
determination, cell differentiation, morphogenesis and
animal behavior will be analyzed in light of gene
expression, cell-cell interaction, intracellular signaling
and evolution. Classes will be run by critical reading of
the primary literature and discussion. It is essential that
you have read the papers before coming to the class. Please
download the papers from the links provided below. Date/Time: Friday 13:30-15:10 Course organizer: Yasushi HIROMI (NIG) |
Date | Moderator | |
2008/10/31 | Yasushi HIROMI |
Timing of developmenttal events |
2008/11/7 |
Hiroyuki SASAKI Yasushi HIROMI |
Pluripotential gene |
2008/11/14 |
Isao KATSURA Yasushi HIROMI |
Comparative genomics for a proteome |
2008/11/21 |
Koichi KAWAKAMI Yasushi HIROMI | Micro RNA in development Giraldez AJ, Mishima Y, Rihel J,et al. |
2008/11/28 | Yasushi HIROMI |
Cell competition |
2008/12/19 |
Kazuo EMOTO Yasushi HIROMI |
Self-organization of biological membranes |
2009/1/9 |
Takuji IWASATO Yasushi HIROMI |
Differentiation of olfactory sensory neurons Eggan K, Baldwin K, Tackett M, et al. |
2008/1/16 |
Yasushi HIROMI Toshiyuki TAKANO |
Systems biology approach to development |
Developmental Biology II, III, and IV will all be done in the same style, critical reading of the primary literature, covering various topics in developmental biology. Students must read the assigned paper before coming to the class. Active participation in discussion is essential. There will be no overlap in the teaching material that will be used in Developmental Biology II, III, and IV. Taking any one of the three courses will likely give you an idea what development is about. If you wish to specialize in the field of Developmental Biology, we recommend taking all three courses. |
発生生物学II 2007 | Developmental Biology II 2007 |
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