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Biotechnology II
This course is an advanced continuation of Biotechnology I. It will provide the student with practice in in vitro DNA synthesis reactions, programming and use of thermal cyclers for PCR reactions, utilization of real time PCR, Southern and Western blotting techniques, protein extraction and analysis, ELISA technology, and maintenance of animal cell lines.
"Regular"
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120
Tina Fugate
or
Robin Schott
Biology I
Chemistry
Biotechnology II
In vitro DNA Synthesis Reactions
Programming & Use of Thermal Cyclers for PCR reactions
Utilization of real time PCR
Southern & Western Blotting Techniques
Protein Extraction & Analysis
ELISA technology
Maintenance of animal cell lines
Advanced Bio-Informatics
Diagnostic Biotechnology: Forensics, RFLP DNA fingerprinting, disease diagnosis
Biofuels
Bioremediation
Pharmaceutical Production
Gene Therapy
Human Genome Project
Referenced Standards
National Science Standards (5th ed). (1998). National Research Council, Washington, D.C., National Academy of Sciences
Oklahoma Priority Academic Student Skills (2003). Oklahoma State Department of Education-PASS-{ www.sde.state.ok.us}
Biotechnology Industry Standards
Clark & Russell, (2000), Molecular Biology Made Simple and Fun, Cache River Press.
Barnum, Susan R., (2007), Biotechnology: An Introduction, Brooks/Cole.
Daugherty, Ellyn, (2007), Biotechnology: Science fofr the New Millennium, Paradigm Publishing.
Thieman and Palladino, (2004), Introduction to Biotechnology, Pearson Benjamin Cummings.
Micklos and Freyer, (2003), DNA Science: A First Course, Cold Spring Harbor Press.
Alcamo, (2001), DNA Technology: The Awesome Skill, Harcourt Academic Press.
Campbell and Reece, (2005), Biology: AP Edition, Pearson Benjamin Cummings