2020 Summer MCELLBI N184 001 LEC 001

2020 Summer Session E 3 weeks, July 27 - August 14

MCELLBI N184 001 - LEC 001

Intro to CRISPR: From Basic Biology to Genome Editing Technology

Ross C. Wilson, Connor A. Tsuchida

Jul 27, 2020 - Aug 14, 2020
Mo, Tu, We, Th
01:00 pm - 01:59 pm
Internet/Online
Class #:12829
Units: 1

Offered through Molecular and Cell Biology

Current Enrollment

Total Open Seats: 16
Enrolled: 74
Waitlisted: 0
Capacity: 90
Waitlist Max: 10
Open Reserved Seats:
23 reserved for Undergraduate Students - Excludes Visiting Students

Hours & Workload

4 hours of instructor presentation of course materials per week, and 11 hours of outside work hours per week.

Course Catalog Description

This 3 week course will address topics in genome editing and CRISPR-Cas9 research, including basic and enhanced CRISPR methods, cellular repair mechanisms, regulation of gene expression, bioinformatics, applications to various organisms, and bioethics. Students will learn from a collection of local experts about ongoing campus research, and gain the background knowledge to understand current publications and applications of genome editing.

Class Notes

This class will be taught via ASYNCHRONOUS remote instruction.

This conflicts are allowed for this class. Please contact Maria Park at MCBenroll@berkeley.edu
with your student ID to override the scheduling conflict.

Visiting students should complete this survey to gain access to enroll in the cl... show more
This class will be taught via ASYNCHRONOUS remote instruction.

This conflicts are allowed for this class. Please contact Maria Park at MCBenroll@berkeley.edu
with your student ID to override the scheduling conflict.

Visiting students should complete this survey to gain access to enroll in the class: https://forms.gle/LgncdsmberCq1LdN8.

Course Syllabus: http://mcb.berkeley.edu/undergrad/courses/courses/ud-courses show less

Rules & Requirements

Repeat Rules

Course is not repeatable for credit.

Reserved Seats

Reserved Seating For This Term

Current Enrollment

Open Reserved Seats:
23 reserved for Undergraduate Students - Excludes Visiting Students

Textbooks & Materials

Associated Sections

None