Module “Instrumentation for Genomics and Proteomics”
Instrumentation in genomics: Overview of the most used technologies applied to genomic analysis both at the chromosomal and at the DNA sequence level.
Instrumentation in proteomics: The course aims to provide the basis for the understanding of the mass spectrometry techniques useful for proteins characterization.
Chromatographic Techniques: The unit provides an overview of the sampling procedures and chromatographic techniques used in proteomics.
Module “Advanced Microscopy”
We will cover the scientific theoretical path that moves the distance from the three-dimensional confocal fluorescence microscopy until the very recent developments in the so-called Multiphoton. Will be analyzed by confocal microscopy and its evolution towards a new mode of excitation of the fluorescence, which is of particular interest in the study of three-dimensional perishable samples such as cells and molecular systems.
Frontal lessons and laboratory.
Form "Instrumentation in Genomics and Proteomics" Prof. Gianluca Damonte: Handouts distributed by the teacher. Prof. Roberro Ravazzolo: Material provided by the teacher. Human Molecular Genetics, authors T. Strachan, A. Read. Zanichelli. Prof. Paola Rivaro: Skoog Leary, Instrumental Analysis, Edises. Material provided in class and / or available on Aulaweb. "Advanced Microscopy" module: Handouts distributed by the teacher.
Ricevimento: By appointment by email: gianluca.damonte@unige.it
Ricevimento: Every day by appointment.
Ricevimento: Students must make an appointment to talk to professors. e-mail phone
GIANLUCA DAMONTE (President)
ALBERTO GIOVANNI DIASPRO
ROBERTO RAVAZZOLO
PAOLA FRANCESCA RIVARO
March 1, 2017.
INSTRUMENTATION FOR GENOMICS AND PROTEOMICS AND ADVANCED MICROSCOPY
Oral.
Oral exam aimed at assessing the degree of student learning in specific course and related courses / kindred previously followed by the student.
