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ZOOL0211-1

Introductory Seminars on Experimental Method


Duration :10h SEM
Credits/ECTS :
1st "licence" in biological sciences (zoology) 1
Holder(s) :André Pequeux
Course contents : The methods which are reported are described within the framework of examples selected among a few specific biology ways.

The main topics presented are:

- Methods used in molecular biology: RT-PCR, southern blot, northern blot, electrophoresis, FACS, tritiated thimidin incorporation, ...

- Methods using radioactive tracers: radiation detection, how to work adequately with radioisotopes, radioprotection, transepithelial flux measurements, compartment analysis, autoradiography, thimidin incorporation in cell culture, ...

- Methods in electromicroscopy: slice preparation, MEB, TEM, SCAN, micro-analysis, ...
Course objective : The aim of this course is to offer a basic smattering of the main methods used in animal biology investigations.
Prerequisites : Basic knowledges in chemistry and in physics.
Organization : Interactive seminars - visits of research laboratories.
Written notes : Selected reprints and review articles are offered to the students.
Assessment : Course attendance is obligatory. A detailed report on seminars content is requested.
Contacts : A.Péqueux, Chargé de Cours adjoint

Department of Science and Maintenance of the Environment, Laboratoty of Ecophysiology

Phone: (+32) 4 3665046, Fax: (+32) 4 3665020

e-mail: APequeux@ulg.ac.be




ULg : Students and Studies Administration - Academic Affairs
Contact : Monique Marcourt, direction A.E.E.
Date of data : 27/02/2006
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