email questions/comments to
johno@email.arizona.edu
Here is the worksheet for Vicki Wysocki:
April 22, 2008 (Tuesday)
Haves: The last day you can go to seminars is Friday, May 2.
Have Nots: The last day you can do a makeup is Friday, May 2.
Haves: Here's a special seminar you can attend:
Eminent Scholar Series
The Department of Chemistry, and the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics present:
"Block Copolymer-Based Nanolithographic Processes"
Professor Thomas P. Russell
Polymer Science and Engineering Department
University of Massachusetts
Monday, April 28, 2008
5:00 - 6:30 PM
The event will begin with a reception at 5:00 PM followed by the seminar at 5:30 PM.
Integrated Learning Center, Room 140
For more information click <here>.
April 10, (Thursday)
Haves: The last day you can go to seminars is Friday, May 2.
Have Nots: The last day you can do a makeup is Friday, May 2.
April 8, 2008 (Tuesday)
Haves:
I made a mistake counting the number of classes in the semester. You need to turn in 15 papers (one per week of class). I have changed the "Syllabus-- Haves" to reflect the correct number. Sorry about that!
Have Nots:
Here is the worksheet for Dr. Tama:
March 27, 2008 (Thursday)
Just flew in from Oklahoma and boy are my arms tired.......
Dr. Banderian finally sent me his worksheet so here it is:
Fill it out and bring it to class >>>>NEXT WEEK!<<<<<<<<!
March 26, 2008 (Wednesday)
I have not received a worksheet so there will not be one to turn in tomorrow.
I'll try to get one at the last minute and prepar something for you to discuss in class on Thursday.
March 4, 2008 (Tuesday)
Have nots: Here is the worksheet for Prof. Montfort and a link to a paper you should have a look at.
Remember:
- Two sources are required for each question!
- Cite your sources.
- Write (don't
word process) your answers.
- Summarize the answer to each question in your own language.
February 18, 2008 (Monday)
Have nots: here is the worksheet for Prof. Miesfeld on Thursday and a link to a paper you will need to anwer questions 4 & 5 on the worksheet. Download them both!
February 1, 2008 (Friday)
Have nots: Print out this worksheet, fill it out and bring it to the Pre-Osterhout class.
You will turn the worksheet in at the beginning of class. You will take notes during class and you will be graded on the notes you take.
Febuary 1, 2008 (Friday)
Haves: Here are some pointers on your experimental proposals:
- The experiments must not be described by the seminar speaker.
- If your proposal is the same as the seminar title, you are probably on the wrong track.
- If you can use the same experiment every week, then it is no good!
- This experiment is popular: Make mutants, see what happens. If you use this experiment you have to say what mutants, why these mutants will help answer the question and what the experimental outcomes would be.
- Do X, see what
happens. No matter what "X" is the "see what happens" part is a little
vague. You have to tell me what you expect to happen when you do "X",
and why this helps answer a question about the research.
January 29, 2008 (Tuesday) 2:00 PM.
Have nots: Print out this worksheet and bring it to class for Dr. Baldwin's lecture on Thursday. Fill out the worksheet during the lecture, take extra notes on the back if you want and turn in the worksheet after class.
I will post the worksheet for the pre-Osterhout class on Friday.
January 24, 2008 (Thursday) 7:55 am
Still no worksheet.
If I get it before class we will use it to guide our discussion. If not, we will wing it.
I'll let you know in class what we will do for the points.
January 22, 2008 (Tuesday) 2:02 PM
If you are looking for the worksheet, it's not here!
I have not received it yet.
When I get it, I'll post it right here.
If I don't get it by Wednesday evening we will just wing it in class (Dr. Baldwin and I both do protein folding so I can cover if we have to).
Keep checking!
January 9, 2008 Welcome to Bioc 496a!
For the Spring of '08, Bioc 496a will be divided into two sections: one for the students who have taken Bioc 462a and one for those who have not. (The "Haves" and the "Have Nots".)
The group that has taken Bioc 462a will attend seminars instead of class. Your syllabus is the Syllabus - Haves at the left. The Class Schedule does not apply to you.
For those who have not taken Bioc 462a, the class will be organized around scientific presentations by seven professors. For each professor there will be a pre-presentation discussion of the scientific problem the week before. For the pre-presentation classes, you will need to download a worksheet, which will be posted right here. This will be covered during the first class period and in the syllabus. Your syllabus is the Syllabus - Have Nots at the left.
Also, come to the first class!
Biochemistry
496a
Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics
The University of Arizona
johno@email.arizona.edu
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Last revision Spring 2008
Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics
The University of Arizona
johno@email.arizona.edu
All contents copyright © 1998-2007. All rights reserved.
Last revision Spring 2008