Knowledge:

The student

• can describe the most commonly used model organisms in molecular biology research
•  can explain key concepts and ideas in molecular biology
• can explain the composition of essential structures found in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells and describe their functions
• can describe in a simple way the structure of different types of macromolecules and explain their function
• can explain in a simple way how DNA, RNA and proteins are being synthesized and describe how gene expression is regulated in cells
• can describe how the cells use and generate energy
• can describe in a simple way the principles behind basic methods in molecular biology and cell biology

Skills:

The student

• can apply key concepts and ideas in molecular biology
• can analyze and interpret simple experiments in cell- and molecular biology

General competance:

The student

• can communicate knowledge in basic cell- and molecular biology
• can reflect on ethical issues raised by molecular biology research

2 mandatory written midterm evaluations.

Obligatory activities are valid for total six semesters (including the semester it's taken)

Written exam (3 h) and 2 written midterm evaluations. Exam counts 80 % and midterm evaluations 20 % of final grade.

Examination support materials: Non