Course title | |||||
生物制御科学Ⅳ [Bioregulation and Biointeraction Ⅳ] | |||||
Course category | Requirement | Credit | 2 | ||
Department | Year | 1~1 | Semester | 3rd | |
Course type | 3rd | Course code | 05ac0010 | ||
Instructor(s) | |||||
仲井 まどか, 森山 裕充, 中嶋 正敏 [NAKAI Madoka, MORIYAMA Hiromitsu, NAKAJIMA Masatoshi] | |||||
Facility affiliation | Faculty of Agriculture | Office | afjgxte/L1151 | Email address |
Course description |
This course provides novel topics of bio-regulation and bio-interaction of organisms by three principal investigators. Dr Madoka Nakai: Microbial and pathogenic characteristics of insect pathogens especially insect viruses and microbial control of insect pests and uses of those pathogen toward biotechnology would be discussed in this course. Insects belong to diverse group of organisms and their pathogen s are also diverse. Novel approach to investigate the study of insect pathogens will be introduced in this course. Dr Hiromitsu Moriyama: Life phenomena related to cytoplasmic genetic factors (fungal viruses / prions) involved in plant and fungal growth control are discussed based on molecular genetics and biological control perspectives. Dr. Masatoshi Nakajima (The Univ. Tokyo) In order to maintain growth regulation in land plants under the environments and stress conditions, plant hormones as small bioactive molecules play quite important roles during the growth. In the unit of this lecture, we introduce the latest topics on the mechanisms of plant hormone signaling. |
Expected Learning |
Dr Madoka Nakai: To be able to understand and discuss about characteristics of insect pathogens and novel topics of those fields. Dr Hiromitsu Moriyama: To be able to understand and discuss about cytoplasmic genetic factors (fungal viruses / prions) based on molecular genetics and biological control perspectives. Dr. Masatoshi Nakajima (The Univ. Tokyo) To be able to understand and discuss about latest topics on the mechanisms of plant hormone signaling. Corresponding criteria in the Diploma policy: See the curriculum maps. https://www.tuat.ac.jp/campuslife_career/campuslife/policy/ |
Course schedule |
Dr Madoka Nakai: 1. Classification of entomopathogens and the basic knowledge of insect viruses 2. Genome structure of insect viruses and their infection mechanisms 3. Baculovirus genes and their regulation 4. Applied perspectives of entomopathogens 5. Conclusion and discussion Dr Hiromitsu Moriyama: 1. Studies of Mycovirus infecting Phytopathogenic Fungi based on Molecular and Cell Biology. 2. Global Trends and Applications of Phytopathogenic Mycovirus Research. 3. Molecular Genetics of Mycovirus persistently Infecting Baker' Yeast. 4. Prions of Baker's Yeast and Filamentous Fungi causing of Epigenetic Phenomenon. 5. Summary Dr. Masatoshi Nakajima (The Univ. Tokyo) 1. Biosynthesis 2. Plant hormone signaling 3. Activation and inactivation of gibberellin 4. Regulation of gibberellin receptor 5. Homeostatic regulation of gibberellin-like substances in ferns and bryophytes Notice: Changes in the above contents may occur depending on the progress of related researches. |
Prerequisites |
Time of study required for completing this course applies to the standard time of study in TUAT. |
Required Text(s) and Materials |
Reading materials will be provided at the class or up loaded at moodle |
References |
References will be introduced at the class |
Assessment/Grading |
Each lecturer will evaluate by either report or examination. All three evaluation will be combined for overall grading. |
Message from instructor(s) |
Course keywords |
insect pathogens, plant protection, plant hormone, cytoplasmic genetic factors |
Office hours |
Monday afternoon visit office of Dr Nakai at 2-415 or Moriyama at 8-211. Dr Nakatjima will be accepted questions after the class at Dr Kawaide's office (2-406) |
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Lecture Language |
Japanese |
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Last update |
3/5/2019 11:55:22 AM |