BGGN227 WINTER QUARTER 2013
PLANT POSTGENOMICS
& SYSTEMS BIOLOGY
GENERAL INFORMATION

Mondays 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM
Muir Biology Building Room 1103

     This course is being offered as part of our Graduate Training Program in Plant Systems Biology. Graduate students from diverse graduate programs and advanced research MS students and undergraduates are eligible for enrollment.

     In addition to lecture presentations, recent pertinent literature will be discussed, which is to be posted online prior to the scheduled lecture date.

Graduate Training Program Webpage:
http://biology.ucsd.edu/psbigert

 

SCHEDULE & COURSE MATERIALS

 
     Cutting edge subjects will be presented by leaders in this field. Course requirements include attendance and active participation in discussions which are evaluated by the instructors.

Syllabus: Click here (.pdf)

Monday - January 7th 2013 Julian Schroeder, UCSD
Abscisic Acid and CO2 Signaling
Abiotic Stress Resistance Mechanisms

Paper: 1 (.pdf) | 2 (.pdf)

Monday - January 14th 2013 Jose Pruneda-Paz, UCSD

Arabidopsis Transcription Factor Systems Biology

Paper: 1 (.pdf)
Monday - January 28th 2013

Yunde Zhao, UCSD

Auxin Synthesis and Signaling Networks

Monday - February 4th 2013 Majid Ghassemian, UCSD

An Introduction to Proteomics Systems Biology and Mass Spec Techniques

Paper: 1 (.pdf)
Monday - February 11th 2013 Joe Noel, Salk Institute
Plants, metabolism, evolution and biorenewable chemicals - an unlikely quartet?

Monday - February 25th 2013 Mark Estelle, UCSD
Auxin Signal Transduction

Paper: 1 (.pdf) | 2 (.pdf)

Monday - March 4th 2013 Steve Briggs, UCSD

Signaling in Plant Immunity

Paper: 1 (.pdf)
Monday - March 11th 2013 Joe Ecker, Salk Institute

Genomics and Epigenomics in Arabidopsis

Paper: 1 (.pdf)

 

CONTACTS

For questions regarding the course and administrative matters, please contact
Alyona Bobkova: ebobkova@ucsd.edu
or
Julian Schroeder: julian@biomail.ucsd.edu

For questions regarding the website, contact the webmaster (include "webmaster" in the subject):
schroeder.lab@gmail.com