Introduction to Radiogenomics - Laboratory 1200-2RWRADL1M

The laboratory classes provide a series of exercises that are complementary to
lecture. Experiments performed by the students are aimed at learning the practical aspects of isolation of nucleic acids and their quantification and
qualitative analysis using the methods known in the art (including gel electrophoresis agarose, PCR, spectrophotometric determination), as well as practical knowledge of protein isolation and analysis (including qualitative analysis by SDS-PAGE, quantification and immunodetection).

Type of course

obligatory courses

Mode

Classroom

Requirements

Introduction to Radiogenomics

Prerequisites

Introduction to Radiogenomics

Prerequisites (description)

Basic knowledge of biology, chemistry and physics from baccalaurate studies, as well as knowledge of the topics discussed during the lecture "Introduction to Radiogenomics". Knowledge of the English language at a level enabling the understanding of scientific literature.

Course coordinators

Joanna Trzcińska-Danielewicz
Witold Uhrynowski

Learning outcomes

The student will gain practical knowledge in the field of isolation and analysis of nucleic acids.
The student will gain practical knowledge on the isolation and analysis of proteins.

Assessment criteria

During laboratory exercises, the students are graded based on the:
- attendance during classes (1 absence is allowed),
- work during individual classes in a way that allows to positively assess the knowledge, skills and competences that the student acquired during the classes,
- final test.

Practical placement

Not required.

Bibliography

Exemplary literature:
Anna Lewandowska-Ronnegren "Techniki laboratoryjne w biologii molekularnej", MedPharm Poland, 2018.

Additional information

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

Description of 1200-2RWRADL1M in USOSweb