bio846 Lab Exercises in Development and Evolution (Complete module description)
| Module title | Lab Exercises in Development and Evolution | ||||||||
| Module code | bio846 | ||||||||
| Credit points | 6.0 KP | ||||||||
| Responsible institute | Institut für Biologie und Umweltwissenschaften (IBU) | ||||||||
| Responsible persons |
Module responsibility:
Ulrike Sienknecht
Module counselling:
Ulrike Sienknecht
Authorised to examine:
Ulrike Sienknecht, Maike Claußen
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| Prerequisites |
mandatory prerequisite is the module bio845 (neu110) (Introduction to Development and Evolution) |
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| Language of instruction | English | ||||||||
| Learning outcomes/competencies |
Upon successful completion of this course, students have skills in methods of developmental biology:
are able to summarize current hypotheses about the evolution of the auditory system in vertebrates skills: ++ deepened biological expertise |
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| Module contents |
Lab exercises in developmental biology of auditory research model organisms, such as chicken and mouse embryos. Practical introduction to methods, such as in-ovo live observation; developmental stage discrimination and description, tissue preparation for histology, sectioning, staining, and microscopy, including data analyses. Seminars in the field of auditory system development and methods based on current literature |
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| Recommended reading | textbooks: Gilbert S.F., Development, Macmillan Publishers Ltd, 11th edition 2016; Mathews W.W & Schoenwolf G.C., Atlas of Descriptive Embryology, Prentice-Hall Inc., Simon & Schuster, 5th edition 1998; in addition, current research papers |
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| Duration (semesters) | 1 winter term Semester | ||||||||
| Module frequency | Wintersemester | ||||||||
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| Further information | Associated with bio845 (neu110) (Introduction to Development and Evolution) Aufnahmekapazität: selection criteria: advance of studies in MA program
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