MCB 6937 Methods to study prokaryotic transcriptional regulation
- Credits: 1
- Tuition: $535
- Syllabus: Find the course syllabus for your desired semester here.
Description
This course will cover theoretical aspects as well as the methods available to identify and study prokaryotic proteins involved in transcriptional regulation. This course will explore specific methods used for the in silico and for the biochemical study of transcription factors.
Course Goals
After successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Understand the role of transcription factors in the regulation of gene expression.
- Compare and contrast one-, two- and three component transcription regulatory systems.
- Use in silico methods to identify, classify transcription factors and predict DNA and/or RNA binding sites in transcription factors.
- Select biochemical methods best suited to study different kind of transcription factors.
- Compare and contrast methods available for the biochemical study of chemicals and macromolecules as regulators of transcription factor’s activity.
- Learn to set experimental designs directed to link molecular mechanisms to in vivo responses/consequences.
Library Access
Distance Education and UF Online Students enjoy the same library privileges as on-campus students.
At A Glance
- Master’s Degree in Microbiology & Cell Science
- Graduate Certificate in Environmental Microbiology
- Microbiome and Health Online Graduate Certificate
- Medical Microbiology Graduate Certificate
Application Deadlines
- Admission Requirements
- Deadlines
- Entirely online
- Classes offered spring, summer and fall and No GRE requirement!
Tuition
- $535.00 per credit hour plus fees
Application Procedure
- Complete the Application Intent form
- Complete the Graduate Application
- Send your Transcripts
- Send your Test Scores (when applicable)