The module aims to develop understanding and practical skills in molecular biology, based around interactive workshops, practical sessions and group work. The module will involve practical sessions covering key practical and transferable skills in molecular biology and biotechnology. The module will feature an extended mini-project focused on CRISPR-Cas9-based genome editing - a cutting-edge technology with wide application in the biological sciences – alongside presentation of findings in extended written report format to provide experience of the dissemination platform widely used in biological research.
Private Study: 127
Contact Hours: 33
Total: 150
Not available as an elective module
• Lab Report (4,000 words) – 100%
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1. Demonstrate thorough understanding of key principles in molecular biology and their cutting edge developments;
2. Demonstrate extensive understanding of practical modern molecular biology and genome editing, and its application to solve discipline-specific research problems;
3. Demonstrate comprehensive understanding of the principles of hypothesis-driven experimental research design and data analysis within a biological research context.
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