Biology C2006 / F2402 - Spring 2005 - Schedule
Lecture # M= Mowsh. F= Firestein |
Date |
Last modified: April 27, 2005 Topic |
Recommended reading |
Midterm exams will be on 2/10/05, 3/10/05, & 4/7/05. Final will be on Tuesday 5/10/05. Please plan carefully as there will be NO makeups. | |||
1 M | Tues 1/18 |
Introduction
to course; The cell and its parts |
B: Ch.4 P: Ch.4 |
2 M |
Thurs 1/20 |
Cytoskeleton |
B: Ch.22 p.742-745 & p.762-765 P: Ch. 4 p.79-83 |
3 M | Tues 1/25 |
Membrane structure; Cell-cell junctions Cell & tissue types |
B: Ch 7, Ch.11 p. 306-314 P: Ch.5 p. 87-94 P: Ch. 41 p. 782-784 |
4 M | Thurs 1/27 | Transport of small molecules across membranes |
B: Ch.8 P: Ch.5 p. 94-100 |
5 M | Tues 2/1 |
Transport, cont; Moving proteins into & around the cell
(RME -- next time) Sorting Newly made Proteins (will be in #6) (For protein traffic overall, lect. 5-7, B Ch. 12 & end of 20) |
B: Ch.12 esp. p. 342-357 P: Ch. 5 p. 100-end B: Ch.20 p.676-end P: Ch. 12 p. 247-250 |
6 M | Thurs 2/3 |
RME & Protein sorting; Roles of endomembrane system -- ER, Golgi, lysosomes, etc. |
B: Ch.12 esp. p. 323-342 P: Ch. 4 p. 72-75 |
7 M | Tues 2/8 |
Protein Sorting & Roles of endomembrane system Next time: Other organelles (mitochondria, peroxisomes, etc.) -- Roles & how proteins get to them. |
See readings
above. B: Ch.12 p. 357 to end (& end ch. 20) P: Ch. 4 p. 75-79 |
Thurs 2/10 | Exam #1 - Covers topics in lectures 1- 6 |
Review
Session: 10:35 am Exam: 5:40 and 7:30 pm |
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8 M | Tues 2/15 |
How proteins get to/through the Golgi; how proteins reach organelles
that are not part of the EMS. Structure of nucleus & transport into nuclei |
B: Ch.12 (&
end ch. 20) P: Ch. 4 p. 72-79 B: Ch.16 p.510-end P: Ch. 4 p. 70-72 |
9 M | Thurs 2/17 |
Structure of Chromatin
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B: Ch.16 p. 501 to 509 P. Ch. 9 p.169-171 (& 9.6) B: Ch. 21 p. 704-728 |
10 M | Tues 2/22 |
Regulation of Transcription
cont.; Post-transcriptional control
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B: Ch. 21 p. 728-end P: Ch.14 esp. p. 296-end B: Ch. 17 p.
554-562 |
11 M | Thurs 2/24 |
Intro to Chemical communication (signaling) -- intracellular receptors for
lipid soluble signals Cell Surface Receptors -- G proteins & 2nd messengers (next time) (For Lect 11-14 overall: For signaling: B. Ch. 10 & P. Ch. 15; For hormones: P: Ch. 41) |
B: Ch. 10 p.256-259 P: Ch. 42, p. 799--800, 809-810, 815-end
B: Ch. 10 p. 259-270 |
12 M | Tues 3/1 |
Chemical communication, cont. Tyrosine Kinase linked surface receptors: |
B: Ch. 10 p. 270-275 P: Ch. 15. |
13 M | Thurs 3/3 |
Wrap up of chemical communication; see refs. above.
Mostly next time:
Growth
factors, the cell cycle & cancer |
B:
Ch. 17 p 562-end |
14 M | Tues 3/8 |
Wrap up of Cell Cycle & Cancer; see refs. above Intro to Endocrinology -- Overview of hormones; the HT/pituitary axis
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B: Ch. 10 p.
276-282
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Thurs 3/10 | Exam #2 - Covers topics in lectures 7- 12 |
Review
Session: 10:35 am Exam: 5:40 and 7:30 pm |
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3/15, 3/17 | Spring Vacation - no class! | ||
15 M | Tues 3/22 |
HT/ pit cont.; Intro to Homeostasis -- control of glucose levels &
temperature |
P: Ch. 41; Ch.
50 p. 979-980 (glucose) S: Ch 1 (homeostasis)** S: Ch. 19 p. 719-733 (glucose)** S: Ch. 17 p. 654-end (temp.)** |
16 M | Thurs 3/24 | Homeostasis, cont. Co-ord. of nerves & hormones (stress response) |
P: Ch. 46 p.
885--886, 892-894 & Ch. 42 p. 812-814 (Stress) S: Ch. 19 p.716-719 |
17 F | Tues 3/29 | Electrical Communication 1 |
For lect. 17-19, see B: Ch. 9 & P: Ch 44; more details to follow |
18 F | Thurs 3/31 | Electrical Communication 2 | |
19 F | Tues 4/5 | Electrical Communication 3 | |
Thurs 4/7 | Exam #3 - Covers topics in lectures 13-18 | Review Session: 10:35 am Exam time: 5:40 and 7:30 pm |
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20 M | Tues 4/12 |
Wrap up of nervous system |
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21 M | Thurs 4/14 |
Effectors: Skeletal & Smooth Muscle
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B: Ch. 23 p. 777-792 P: Ch. 47, p. 903-914 |
22 M | Tues 4/19 |
Cardiac muscle & Circulation
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P. Ch. 49
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23 M | Thurs 4/21 |
Gas Exchange --
Homeostasis of gases, pH.
Salt & Water Homeostasis; Kidney Function |
P: Ch. 48. p.
930-end. P. Ch. 51 |
24 M | Tues 4/26 |
Salt & Water Homeostasis, cont. Nature of the immune response -- major features & components |
P: Ch. 18. esp. 364-381 |
25 M | Thurs 4/28 | Molecular basis of the Immune Response | P: Ch. 18. esp. 381-end |
5/3 to 5/5 | Study Days. Optional Review ?? | ||
Tues 5/10 | Exam #4 - EMPHASIZES LECTURES 19 - 25, but may refer back to the entire course | 9:10 am - 12 noon. See exam page for details | |
**Sherwood's Physiology Text (5th ed.) should be
available in the Columbia bookstore & on order at Labyrinth. It is
completely optional, for those who like to read in more depth. (Older
editions & other physiology texts are good too.) Be sure to get Human
Physiology, From Cells to Systems, not Fundamentals of Human Physiology, a shorter, less detailed,
book by the same author. Also, if you see a paperback version
offered for about $20, that is probably a Study Guide and not the
textbook itself. Textbook website (4th ed) or (5th ed) has flashcards to test vocabulary, quizzes, and links to web readings. |