1017325 - BIOINFORMATICS |
The course aims to meet the growing and widespread demand for training on issues of bioethics. Students will address ethical and epistemological implications of a series of questions concerning various areas of biological research. The course will be conducted in accordance with interactive teaching methods designed to strengthen and ensure ongoing understanding and mastery of the topics.
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First semester |
6 |
BIO/10 |
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1035083 - INDUSTRIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIAL MICROBIOLOGY
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Knowledge of advanced genomic methods also for non-conventional environments; understanding of their biotechnological applications.
Knowledge of the main models used for the description of biological systems; knowledge of the potential environmental biotechnological applications.
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First semester |
12 |
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MODULO I |
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First semester |
6 |
CHIM/11 |
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MODULO II |
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First semester |
6 |
ING-IND/26 |
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1017327 - ADVANCED ANALYTICAL METHODOLOGIES |
The aim of this course is to give students theoretical principles and possible applications in real systems of the main separative techniques, of mass spectrometry and of coupling them. Particular attention will be dedicated to metabolomic and proteomic applications , to quality of analytical measurements and data
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First semester |
6 |
CHIM/01 |
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1017413 - Statistics |
Introduction to the use of statistical tools for the analysis of experimental data in molecular and genetic biology; particular focus on estimation theory (point and interval) and on stadard methods for parametric hypothesis testing, one and two sample conditions.
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First semester |
6 |
SECS-S/01 |
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1014520 - SPECTROSCOPIC METHODS AND MODELS FOR Metabolomics: THEORY AND APPLICATIONS |
To acquire: 1) fundamental concepts of NMR spectroscopy and of the statistical models for the metabolomics; 2) methodologies to characterize the metabolic phenotypes and to evaluate the effects of biotic, a-biotic and genetic perturbations on different biological systems.
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Second semester |
6 |
CHIM/02 |
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1017329 - GENETIC INGENEERING AND GENIC THERAPY |
Knowledge of main Molecular Biology techniques. Use of these techniques in the solving of scientific subjects. Use of these techniques in biotechnology.
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Second semester |
6 |
BIO/11 |
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1035089 - FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS |
The course aims to introduce the students to the main approaches to functional genomics, using yeast as the most advanced model system currently available. Students will learn to apply the high-throughput techniques based on DNA microarrays measuring their potentials and their problems and limits. Focus will be placed on data mining methodologies, from image analysis to data normalization and statistical filtering to gene clustering and gene ontology. The perspectives of next generation sequencing in extending the limits of DNA microarray technology will also be illustrated.
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Second semester |
6 |
BIO/11 |
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- A SCELTA DELLO STUDENTE |
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Second semester |
6 |
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Gruppo Opzionale 1 |
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