Laboratory Research Training [MSBMM105]
- 4 credits
- quarter
Language of instruction: EnglishTeacher: Gillet Jean-Pierre
Learning outcomes
After completing this course, students will master several techniques used in routine in a research laboratory. These techniques include: cloning, bacteria transformation, mini-preparation of plasmids, PCR, RT-qPCR, western blot, immunohistochemistry, and cell fractionation.
Students will learn new techniques including next-generation sequencing, taqman protein assay and digital PCR.
Objectives
The major aim of this course is to train students in basic laboratory techniques and to prepare them for the laboratory internship.
Content
- RT-qPCR: methods et applications
- Digital PCR
- PCR Protein Assay
- Next-Generation Sequencing
Exercises description
Practicals spanning techniques of molecular and cellular biology
Teaching methods
Lecture (8h) combined with 32 hour-practicals
Evaluations
Oral exam: /10
Practicals: a final report is graded on 10
The exact modalities of the evaluation are likely to be modified during the preparation of the examination schedules, depending on the practical constraints with which the faculty administration may be confronted, or in the event of illness / force majeure / encroachment with an internship, or because of the health situation related to the coronavirus.
Recommended readings
PowerPoint presentations, textbook of practicals, research and review articles.
Language of instruction
EnglishLocation for course
NAMUROrganizer
Faculté de médecinerue de Bruxelles
61
5000 NAMUR
P. 081724347
F. 081724327
administration-medecine@unamur.be
