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14 May 2019 to 9 July 2019
MPI-CBG
Europe/Berlin timezone

Registration deadline: 22 April 2019

AIM OF THE COURSE: The lectures will introduce the basic principles that govern the development of a single cell, the fertilised egg, into a multicellular organism. These events include, among others, mechanisms of cell fate determination, cell-cell signalling, pattern formation and morphogenesis. The course requires strong participant commitment and active contribution to the course by preparing for the lectures beforehand using literature provided and through regular participation. The course is part of the IMPRS-CellDevoSys graduate training.

SPECIAL REMARK: The course will consist of eight lectures and is based on the textbook Life's Blueprint: The Science and Art of Embryo Creation, 2014, by Benny Shilo. We expect the participants to read one chapter from this textbook before each lecture and to send a question related to this chapter to Eli and Jacqui a week before.

LEARNING GOAL: 

  • To get an understanding of the basic principles of development
  • To get information on model organisms

The number of participants is limited to 12.

We will inform you after 22 April 2019 whether a slot in the lecture series could be assigned to you!

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Europe/Berlin
MPI-CBG
Galleria 2nd floor

LECTURER: Elisabeth Knust & Jacqueline Tabler

COURSE Dates: Tuesdays, 2:00 -4:00 pm (lecture/discussion/seminar)

COURSE CONTENT: 

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21 May 2019: tba

28 May 2019: tba

4 June 2019: tba

11 June 2019: tba

18 June 2019: tba

25 June 2019: tba

2 July 2019: tba

9 July 2019: tba

PREPARTION OF LECTURES: The course will consist of eight lectures and is based on the textbook Life's Blueprint: The Science and Art of Embryo Creation, 2014, by Benny Shilo. We expect the participants to read one chapter from this textbook before each lecture and to send a question related to this chapter to Eli and Jacqui a week before.

EXAMINATION: As this is a very basic lecture, it cannot be used to replace the rigorosum, and no exam is planned. We expect the participant to be actively involved in all lectures in order to get a certificate.

 

 

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