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Protein Change in Adaptive Evolution
Last Updated: 2026-02-05 16:01:24
Abstract
Proteins that seem to have evolved to help stabilize meiosis to temperature and/or polyploidy in plants.
Objective
To learn techniques in protein structure prediction, functional prediction and evolutionary analyses (bioinformatic), as well as protein purification from e. coli, insect cell, and/or cell-free systems, and analysis of e.g. interactions with DNA, thermostability, etc…
Content
Guided research projects to study the biochemical consequences of adaptive evolution in a variety of proteins. Mostly the focus is on proteins that seem to have evolved to help stabilize meiosis to temperature and/or polyploidy in plants.
Resources
Lecture Notes
Will be provided, as appropriate, during the course.
Literature
Will be provided during course.
General Information
- Language
- English
- Levels
- BSC
- Frequency
- Yearly recurring
Examination
- Type
- graded semester performance
Course Components
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| practical/laboratory course |
Protein Change in Adaptive Evolution
Permission from lecturers required for all students.
Block course in the 3rd quarter of the autumn semester
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100 h semesterly |
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Block Courses (Registration for Block courses is mandatory. Please register under . Registration period: from 26.07.2022 - 13.08.2022 Please note the ETH admission criteria for the admission of ETH students to ETH block courses on the block course registration website under "allocation".)
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Block Courses in 3rd Quarter of the Semester (8.11.2022 - 30.11.2022)
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Block Courses (Registration for Block courses is mandatory. Please register under . Registration period: from 26.07.2022 - 13.08.2022 Please note the ETH admission criteria for the admission of ETH students to ETH block courses on the block course registration website under "allocation".)
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Block Courses in 3rd Quarter of the Semester (From 8.11.2022 - 30.11.2022)
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