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Examines a range of cell biological processes currently being researched in laboratories across the world. Topics include: the cytoskeleton, the eukaryote flagellum, cell motility, molecular motors, mitosis, cell division, cell cycle control, spatial organisation, plant cell development, organogenesis, plant tissue culture and gene transfer systems. This unit also covers the latest developments in biotechnology. Students will: (i) be provided with information concerning current approaches to these research areas; and (ii) gain practical experience with some current biotechnology techniques. This unit is designed to provide students with a general understanding of cell biology and will include discussions on future directions.
WEIGHT:
12.5%
ASSESSMENT: 2-hr theory exam (60%), sem work (40%)
TEACHING PATTERN: 26 lectures (some of which will take the form of tutorials), 39 hrs practical work.
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