
Dr. Rasika Harshey |
TTh 2 - 3.30 PM, RLM 7.114 |
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By appointment at NMS 2.118 |
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471-6881 |
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rasika@uts.cc.utexas.edu |
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You are responsible for printing online articles. I suggest you either download the PDFs on your laptops or e-mail them to yourself while on campus, since you may not be able to access many of the links from elsewhere.
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Jan 15 Overview of chemotaxis Jan 17 Discovery of chemoreceptors Jan 22 Discovery of flagellar rotation Group 1 Jan 24 Gradient sensing and chemotaxis Group 2 Jan 29 Transmembrane signaling in a chemoreceptor Group 3 Jan 31 No class - see viewing assignment Feb 5 Signaling through a dimer Group 4 Feb 7 Cytoplasmic signaling pathway: CheA Group 5 Feb 12 Regulation by phosphorylation: CheB Group 6 Feb 14 Regulation by phosphorylation: CheY Group 7 Feb 19 Review Feb 21 Test 1 From now on, you are responsible for initiating questions, and class participation will be graded accordingly. Feb 26 Chemoreceptor clustering Feb 28 Trimer-of-dimers Mar 4 Clustering & Adaptation Mar 6 Morphogenetic signals: Flagella assembly
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Mar 18 Morphogenetic signals: Needle length control (Christine) Mar 20 Surface (?) signals: Swarming in Vibrio parahaemolyticus Mar 25 :Swarming in Salmonella Mar 27 :Twitching in Pseudomonas aeruginosa/Myxococcus xanthus Apr 1 Review Apr 3 Test 2 Apr 8 Signaling for gene expression (Mingjuan) Apr 10 Cell density signals: Quorum sensing (Eric) Apr 15 :Quorum sensing (Jaemin) Apr 17 :Biofilms (Brian) Apr 22 c-di-GMP signal: Caulobacter development (Ali) Apr 24 Vancomycin tolerance: antibiotic & peptide signals (Kristin) |
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Apr 10 Review: Henke JM and Bassler BL. Bacterial social engagements. Trends Cell Biol. 2004 14 :648-656.
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Apr 17 1. Mini-review: Kolter & Greenberg. 2006. Microbial sciences: the superficial life of microbes. Nature. 441:300-302.
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Apr 24 2. Novak et al. 2000. Signal transduction by a death signal peptide. Mol. Cell 5: 49-57.
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