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LS I生一521A F7F8
The model organism C. elegans has become increasingly popular for the investigation of ciliary diseases. One important factor is the simplicity of the overall design of the nervous system with its comparable high complexity on the molecular level as opposed to mammalian systems. In fact, the number of genes encoding neuronal proteins in C. elegans is very close to that found in higher organisms. Even though the nervous system of this nematode worm consists of only 302 cells, this animal displays a large set of complex behaviors such as intricate environmental sensing mechanisms including chemo-, thermo- and mechanosensing, complex locomotion and mating behavior, and habituation and learning processes. This is a two hourly seminar to discuss current progress on using C. elegans as a model to study ciliary-ba<x>sed diseases.
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Average GPA 4
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16週, 需與授課教師討論後加簽選課Requiring application in order to enroll in the course.
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