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- Liberal arts and basic science courses
- Academic unit or major
- Graduate major in Life Science and Technology
- Class Format
- Lecture
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- Day/Period(Room No.)
- Tue3-4(J234,S223) Fri3-4(J234,S223)
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- Course number
- LST.A409
- Credits
- 2
- Academic year
- 2017
- Offered quarter
- 4Q
- Syllabus updated
- 2017/3/17
- Lecture notes updated
- 2018/2/5
- Language used
- English
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Lecture
Lecture 1 Why: Biology by the Numbers --- Application of physical and quantitative thinking to biological problems.
2017.12.1(Fri.) 3-4Session
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Lecture 2 What and Where: Construction Plans for Cells and Organisms --- Development of an intuitive feeling for size and scale to envision the biological processes.
2017.12.5(Tue.) 3-4Session
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Lecture 3 When: Stopwatches at Many Scales --- Understanding different views of time in biological systems.
2017.12.8(Fri.) 3-4Session
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Lecture 4 Mechanical and chemical equilibrium in the living cell.
2017.12.12(Tue.) 3-4Session
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Lecture 5 Entropy rules!
2017.12.15(Fri.) 3-4Session
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Lecture 6 Two-state systems: from ion channels to cooperative binding.
2017.12.19(Tue.) 3-4Session
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Lecture 7 A random walk model of polymers viewed as rigid segments connected by hinges
2017.12.22(Fri.) 3-4Session
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Lecture 8 How big is a genome? Persistence length and chromosome packing.
2018.1.5(Fri.) 3-4Session
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Lecture 9 Beam theory: Architecture for cells and skeletons --- Elasticity, stiffness, and molecular interactions
2018.1.9(Tue.) 3-4Session
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Lecture 10 Structure and function of cell membrane and membrane proteins
2018.1.16(Tue.) 3-4Session
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Lecture 11 Physioogical aspects on membrane proteins
2018.1.19(Fri.) 3-4Session
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Lecture 12 Action potential in neurons and Hodgkin?Huxley model
2018.1.23(Tue.) 3-4Session
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Lecture 13 Rate Equations and Dynamics in the Cell
2018.1.26(Fri.) 3-4Session
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Lecture 14 Dynamics of Molecular Motors: Translational motor proteins
2018.1.30(Tue.) 3-4Session
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Lecture 15 Dynamics of Molecular Motors: Rotary motor proteins
2018.2.2(Fri.) 3-4Session
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