BIOL207 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Problem Solving, Peptide, Enzyme
16 Nov 2017
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Basic info: dr. john locke, office: g319 a, biosci building, phone: (780) 492-2193, email: john. locke@ualberta. ca, required textbook: open genetics lectures fall 2017 version ( for paper copy, optional textbooks: griffiths et al. 9th edition and campbell 8th/9th edition: required laboratory manual () Midterm 2 10% eclass quizzes 5% Lecture notes: available on eclass, must complete quizzes to gain access to notes. Peer-assisted learning (pal) sessions: review lecture material, problem solving, active learning. Exam content: based on lectures and web notes, text readings, problems and questions, see section 23. 5 in the u of a calendar for information on exam conduct. Cheating and plagiarism: student code of behaviour is in section 25 of the calendar. Required readings and problems: open genetics lectures, chapter 1. Research with streptococcus pneumonia (diplococcus), which causes pneumonia in humans. Also: had s-smooth colonies, virulent upon subsequent injections live cells could be recovered from these dead mice.
