Exercises: 6.04.072 Gene-based Therapies in Human Diseases_Laboratory Exercise - Details

Exercises: 6.04.072 Gene-based Therapies in Human Diseases_Laboratory Exercise - Details

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Course name Exercises: 6.04.072 Gene-based Therapies in Human Diseases_Laboratory Exercise
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Course number 6.04.072
Semester SoSe2025
Current number of participants 9
expected number of participants 10
Home institute Department of Human Medicine
Courses type Exercises in category Teaching
Next date Tuesday, 22.04.2025 10:00 - 18:00, Room: (W3-0-016b)
Type/Form Ü
Pre-requisites Please bring your own lab coat and laptop.
Lehrsprache deutsch
Miscellanea For this course, please register in time via StudIP - we need to communicate links and organisational aspects using the email function of StudIP. The entire course needs to be attended to get CPs (including lectures and laboratory part). During Corona restrictions, we might not be able to accept 15 students.
ECTS points 3

Rooms and times

(W3-0-016b)
Tuesday, 22.04.2025 - Friday, 25.04.2025, Monday, 28.04.2025 - Wednesday, 30.04.2025, Friday, 02.05.2025 10:00 - 18:00

Comment/Description

Adressing students with emphasis on translational/therapeutical interest in molecular biology, molecular genetics, cell biology and neurobiology.

Competencies:
deepened biological expertise
 deepened clinical expertise
deepened knowledge of biological working methods
+ deepened knowledge of clinical diagnostics
+ data analysis skills
+ interdisciplinary thinking
 critical and analytical thinking
+ independent searching and knowledge of scientific literature
++ ability to perform independent biological research
+ data presentation and discussion (written and spoken)
+ team work
+ project and time management

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