Molecular Cell Biology Laboratory

 

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Biology 3810/7810

 

439 Kell Hall


Course description:  Biology 3810/ 7810 is a laboratory course designed to introduce the student to molecular and cellular techniques through the study of cellular molecules and processes.  In this course, the student will learn proper procedures for making solutions, determining the pH of a solution, utilizing spectrophotometric techniques, observing microscopic specimens, studying properties of catalysts, isolating organelles, isolating and visualizing proteins, and isolating and manipulating DNA.  Student will be using writing as a tool for communication and learning how to write effectively for biology.

 

Instructor, TA,

WritingTutor:       Office:                   Phone #               Research lab        

 

Dr. Therese Poole        413 Science Annex       (404) 651-0921             439A Kell Hall              biotmp@panther.gsu.edu

 

Dr. Matt Brewer          439A Kell Hall              (404) 651-0912            439A Kell Hall              jjrattys@aol.com

 

Chris Bates                  522 Natural Science      (404) 651-3940             525 NSC                      hatfield101@zdnetonebox.com

 

Carolina Mateus          436 Kell Hall                 (404) 651-3095            436 Kell Hall                 gs16crm@panther.gsu.edu

 

Kai Wu                       532 Natural Science      (404) 651-1953            532 NSC                       gs03khw@panther.gsu.edu

 

Drew                           522 Natural Science      (404) 651-3940             525 NSC                       gsubiowac@aol.com

 

Kathy Rockwell and Anthony Tran is the best Student Assistant in the world!!!!!!


 

                        

 

    

 


 

Lab syllabus                  WebCT               Lab manual

 

Sample of a good lab report             Sample of a bad lab report

 

GSU Pullen Library   Old final exam  

 

 

Spring 2001   course:

 

            Course computer number:                 Day:                            Class times:

1297/1298/1374/1375             Monday                       9:00AM-12:00PM

                                                                        Wednesday                  9:00AM-9:50PM

 

                        1301/1302/1377/1378             Monday                       1:00PM-4:00PM

                                                                        Wednesday                  3:00PM-3:50PM

 

                        1299/1300/1375/1376             Tuesday                       9:30AM-12:30PM

                                                                        Thursday                      9:30AM-10:20AM

 

                        1303/1304/1379/1380             Tuesday                       6:00PM-9:00PM

                                                                        Thursday                      6:00PM-6:50PM

 

 

 

 

                     Monday /Wednesday                                                Tuesday/Thursday

Date

Experiment/Topic

Assignment Due

 

Date

Experiment/Topic

Assignment Due

1/8

Introduction/Solution making

 

 

1/9

Introduction/Solution making

 

1/10

Spectrophotometry

 

 

1/11

Spectrophotometry

 

1/15

No class- MLK Holiday

 

 

1/16

Microscopy

Problem set # 2 and graphs

1/18

Microscopy

Problem set # 2 and graphs

 

1/18

Discussion

 

1/22

Subcellular Fractionation:  Day 1

 

 

1/23

Subcellular Fractionation:  Day 1

 

1/24

Microscopy continued if needed

 

 

1/25

Discussion

Problem set #1

1/29

Subcellular fractionation:  Day 2

 

 

1/30

Subcellular fractionation:  Day 2

 

1/31

Analysis of a research paper

Problem set #1

 

2/1

Analysis of a research paper

 

2/5

Protein Isolation:  Day 1

Lab report on subcellular and set up conference time

 

2/6

Protein Isolation:  Day 1

Lab report on subcellular and set up conference time

2/7

Database searching

Paper summary # 1  Be sure to go to your conference

 

2/8

Database searching

Paper summary # 1  Be sure to go to your conference

2/12

Protein Isolation:  Day 2

 

 

2/13

Protein Isolation:  Day 2

 

2/14

Discussion/calculations

 

 

2/15

Discussion/calculations

 

2/19

Protein Isolation:  Day 3

 

 

2/20

Protein Isolation:  Day 3

 

2/21

Discussion/calculations

Final draft of Subcell Fractionation

 

2/22

Discussion/calculations

Final draft of Subcell Fractionation

2/26

Protein Isolation:  Day 4

 

 

2/27

Protein Isolation:  Day 4

 

2/28

Discussion/calculations

Paper summary # 2

 

3/1

Discussion/calculations

Paper summary # 2

3/2

Last Day to Drop with a “W”

 

 

3/2

Last Day to Drop with a “W”

 

3/5-3/9

SPRING BREAK

 

 

3/5-3/9

SPRING BREAK

 

3/12

Enzyme Kinetics:  Day 1

 

 

3/13

Enzyme Kinetics:  Day 1

 

3/14

Discussion/calculations/graphs

Lab report on Protein Isolation:  Bring 2 copies

 

3/15

Discussion/calculations/graphs

Lab report on Protein Isolation:  Bring 2 copies

3/19

Enzyme Kinetics:  Day 2

 

 

3/20

Enzyme Kinetics:  Day 2

 

3/21

Discussion

Graphs from Day 1 and 2

 

3/22

Discussion

Graphs from Day 1 and 2

3/26

Restriction Analysis:  Day 1

 

 

3/27

Restriction Analysis:  Day 1

 

3/28

Discussion

Critique report due

 

3/29

Discussion

Critique report due

4/2

Restriction Analysis:  Day 2

 

 

4/3

Restriction Analysis:  Day 2

 

4/4

Discussion

Lab report on enzyme

 

4/5

Discussion

Lab report on enzyme

4/9

PCR:  Day 1

 

 

4/10

PCR:  Day 1

 

4/11

Discussion

Short report # 1

 

4/12

Discussion

Short report # 1

4/16

PCR: Day 2

 

 

4/17

PCR: Day 2

 

4/18

Wrap up and review for final exam

 

 

4/19

Wrap up and review for final exam

 

4/23

Exam

Short report # 2 and Lab notebook:  No exception

 

4/24

Exam

Short report # 2 and Lab notebook:  No exception

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

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