Course title
生命科学特別講義（ゲノム工学）   [Special Lecture on Life Science(Genome Engineering)]
Course category	technology speciality courses,ets.	Requirement		Credit	1
Department		Year	3～4	Semester	1st
Course type	1st	Course code	025102
Instructor(s)
中村 史, 金 賢徹, 中村 徳幸   [NAKAMURA Chikashi, KIM Hyonchol, NAKAMURA Noriyuki]
Facility affiliation	Graduate School of Engineering	Office		Email address

Course description

The lecture introduces state of art in biotechnology to develop an understanding about the related field. This special lecture is presented by AIST and RIKEN researches involved in partner graduate school. About a biotechnology research developed in the field of life science of AIST, explain about necessary basic knowledge to accomplish study, comment on technique used in leading-edge of study, and lecture with the future perspective from its background.

Expected Learning

Be able to prepare agenda as a student who will be involved with life science, biotechnology research in future.

Course schedule

Week1（４／１１）：Introduction　Chikashi Nakamura Week2（４／１８）：Measurement Techniques 1　Hyonchol Kim Week3（４／２５）：Measurement Techniques 2　Hyonchol Kim Week4（５／　９）：Genome Editing 1　Yoshio Kato Week5（５／１６）：Genome Editing 2　Yoshio Kato Week6（５／２３）：Cell Engineering 1　Noriyuki Nakamura Week7（５／３０）：Cell Engineering 2　Noriyuki Nakamura Week8（６／　６）：Biosensing Technology 1 Hyonchol Kim Week9（６／１３）：Biosensing Technology 2 Hyonchol Kim Week10（６／２０）：Motor Protein 1　Nobuhisa Umeki Week11（６／２７）：Motor Protein 2　Nobuhisa Umeki Week12（７／　４）：Introduction to Bioengineering　Chikashi Nakamura Week13（７／１１）：Gene Transfer Technology　Chikashi Nakamura Week14（７／１８）：Endocrine Disrupter and Immunity　Chikashi Nakamura Week15（７／２５）：Artificial Antibody　Chikashi Nakamura Week2-3：Measurement Techniques 1-2, these lectures are focusd on prnciples and applications of various microscopies to measure functions of single molecules and single cells. Week4-5：Genome Editing 1-2, we introduce Zinc-Finger Nuclease (ZFN), which is an advanced technology for targeted manipulation of the cellular genome. Week6-7：Cell Engineering 1-2, lectures about research and development of the basic materials related to tissue engineering (or regenerative medicine),the measuring method of cell proliferation and activity are given. Description of the fundamental knowledge and the ethical viewpoint related to an embryonic stem cell and the cloned animals is also given. Week8-9：Biosensing Technology 1-2, these lectures are focused on applications of nanomaterials and nanofabrications for target detections in single cell level. Week10-11：Motor Protein 1-2, this section will introduce the function of motor proteins and its application, especially focusing on myosin-actin system. Week12-15：The lectures will be focused on nanobiotechnology. Development of biosensor or regearative medicine using nanoneedle will be introduced, aiming to make deep undestandings of the trends in biotechnology. The subject of report will be presented in the lecture week12.

Prerequisites

None

Required Text(s) and Materials

None

References

Molecular Biology of the Cell Watson Molecular Biology of the Gene, James D. Watson Immunology, Ivan Roitt

Assessment/Grading

Attendance to the lecture（mini-exam:worth 50% of your grade, 1 report:worth 50% of your grade）

Message from instructor(s)

・No conditions for this course. Students who are interested in advanced research will be welcomed. ・Attendance will be counted by mini-exam or call over at each lecuture. ・Any questions will be welcomed during or after the lecutre, or you can come to office during the following office hour, or by e-mail.

Course keywords

Tissue Engineering，Cell Engineering，Genome Editing，Biosensor，Peptide Engineering，Genomic Engineering，Nanobiotechnology

Office hours

Every Thursday, Friday, 10:00〜18:00 Office：Room404, Bldg11

Remarks 1

Remarks 2

Related URL

https://unit.aist.go.jp/bmd/biomed-cme/index_en.html

Lecture Language

Japanese

Language Subject

Last update

3/1/2019 2:38:06 PM