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Credit hour 3
Total number of hours 30
Number of hours for lectures 18
Number of hours for tutorials 12
Number of hours for laboratory work 0

Prerequisites

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Goals

- Technologies: Site-directed mutagenesis, gene targeting, and recent advances in in vivo gene transfer techniques used to dissect gene function within an organism and to analyze the regulation of their expression. - Fundamental knowledge derived from various animal and plant genetic models and their applications in biomedical and agri-food sectors.

Content

Lectures

I. Animal genetic models
A. Animal transgenesis
-Additive transgenesis in mice and other livestock
- Subtractive & substitutive transgenesis by homologous recombination
-Modification of the genome by CRISPER
-Applications and strategies (examples: regulation - function of genes in mammals, creation of model animals for biomedical studies, production of recombinant proteins by transgenic animals, etc.)
B. Animal models of human pathologies

II. Other genetic models
-Why other genetic models?
- Genetic screens by mutagenesis in the Arabidopsis thaliana plant
- Developmental genetics in Danio rerio and Drosophila melanogaster
- Decipher the protein interaction networks in Saccharomyces cerevisiae


Tutorials
Initiation to scientific analysis in the thematic: rigorous interpretation, critical analysis, mastery of thematic scientific vocabulary; presentation and animation of a scientific problem in front of peers


Additional Information

- Technologies: Site-directed mutagenesis, gene targeting, and recent advances in in vivo gene transfer techniques used to dissect gene function within an organism and to analyze the regulation of their expression. - Fundamental knowledge derived from various animal and plant genetic models and their applications in biomedical and agri-food sectors.