Biology 200 Class Schedule

Instructor

Instructor

Dr Jennifer Nemhauser

Dr Alison Crowe

Department of Biology
507 Hitchcock
Jn7@uw.edu

Department of Biology
426A Hitchcock
acrowe@uw.edu

Text: Biological Science, 5th Edition, Freeman

Class Web Site: https://canvas.uw.edu/courses/963351
Wk Day Date
1
M Mar 30
Tu Mar 31
W
Apr 1
F
Apr 3
2
M
Apr 6
Tu
Apr 7
W

Apr 8

F
M

Apr 10
Apr 13

Tu
W

Apr 14
Apr 15

F
M

Apr 17
Apr 20

Tu

Apr 21

Apr 22

F
M

Apr 24
Apr 27

Tu

Apr 28

W
F
M

Apr 29
May 1
May 4

Tu
W
F
M

May 5
May 6
May 8
May 11

Tu

May 12

W
F
M

May 13
May 15
May 18

Tu
W
F
M
Tu

May 19
May 20
May 22
May 25
May 26

May 27

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Lab Coordinator
Liz Warfield
Department of Biology
202B Hitchcock
lizwarf@uw.edu

Lecture: M-Tu-W-F, 1:30 pm to 2:20 pm, KNE120

Labs: Hitchcock 143, 147

Lecture Topic
Information flow I: Genotype to Phenotype
Information flow I: Molecular Genetics
Information flow I: DNA Structure
Information flow I: DNA Replication
Information flow II: Transcription
Information flow II: Translation

Class Readings
Review p 259-263 (Table 14.3), 454
p 305-309 (Fig. 16.2, 16.4)
p 58-65 (Fig. 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4)
p. 287-295 (Fig. 15.5, 15.8, 15.10)
p. 317-321 (Fig 17.1, 17.3)
p. 310-312 (Fig 16.6); 324-332 (Fig.
17.9, 17.14)
Information flow II: Protein Structure & Mutations p.42-51 (fig 3.2, 3.5, 3.6, 3.11); p. 308309 (Fig. 16.4); p.313-315 (Table 16.1)
Exam 1
Information flow III: Chemistry of Life
p. 21-24, 31-32, 36-38 (Fig 2.7, 2.19,
Table 2.3) 137-141 (Fig. 8.6)
Information flow III: Protein Structure & Enzymes p. 143-150 (Fig. 8.9 ,8.11, 8.13, 8.16)
Information flow III: Lipids, Membranes &
p. 87-89 (Fig 6.5, 6.8)
Gradients
Information flow III: Prokaryotic Gene Regulation Reading available on course website
Information flow III: Eukaryotic Gene Regulation p.348-350 (Fig. 19.1); p. 353-354 (Fig.
19.6)
Information flow III: Eukaryotic Gene Regulation p. 351-353 (Fig. 19.4); p. 355-361 (Fig.
19.8, 19.9)
Information flow III: Protein Trafficking
p. 117 (table 7.2); p. 119-125 (Fig 7.18,
7.19, 7.20)
Information flow III: Cell motility/Chemotaxis
p. 127-133 (Fig. 7.25, 7.28)
Information flow IV: Signal Recognition,
p. 209-210, 420-423, 79 (Fig. 5.6)
Fertilization
Information flow IV: Signal Processing, Innate
p. 210-214 (Fig. 11.12, 11.13)
Immunity
Information flow IV: Signal Integration, Cell cycle p. 215, 229-232 (Fig. 12. 11)
Exam 2
Energy transformation: Membrane Transport &
p. 94-101 (Fig. 6.21, 6.26); p. 75-77
Energy Storage
(Table 5.1); p. 80-81 (Fig. 5.7)
Energy transformation: Glycolysis & Krebs Cycle p. 154-165 (Fig.9.2; 9.5, 9.12, 9.13)
Energy transformation: ETC & ATPase
p. 166-170 (Figs. 9.15, 9.17, 9.18)
Energy transformation: Case study
p. 170-173 (Figs. 9.19, 9.21)
Systems I: Principles of Development and
p. 406-410 (Table 22.1)
Synthetic Biology
Systems I: Gametes & Stem Cells
p. 1016-1017 (Fig. 50.4), 428 (Fig.
23.11), 436
Systems I: Organogenesis
p.423-427 (Fig. 23.6, 23.9)
Systems I: Organogenesis
p.423-427 (Fig. 23.6, 23.9)
Systems II: Multicellular Development
p. 215-216 (Fig. 11.17); B:23-B:25 (Fig.
B13.1b)
Systems II: Developmental Patterning
p. 410-416 (Fig. 22.6, 22.8, 22.10)
Systems II: Developmental Patterning
p. 438-441 (Fig. 24.9, 24.10)
Exam 3
MEMORIAL DAY No Class
Systems III: Recognizing Pathogens (Innate
p. 1038-1041 (Fig. 51.2)
Immunity)
Systems III: Recognizing Pathogens (Adaptive
p. 1041-1051 (Fig. 51.10, 51.11, 51.14)
Immunity)

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Lab

Professional
Dev

Exploring the
Central
Dogma

Enzyme
Activity

Prokaryotic
Gene
Regulations

Fertilization
& PCR1

Understanding
Cellular
Respiration
Meiosis &
Gametogenesi
s

Chick Embryo
Development

No Lab:
Concept
Review
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11

F
M
Tu

May 29 Systems III: Organisms as Ecosystems

Jun 1 Systems IV: PCR
Jun 2 Systems IV: Cancer and Cell Cycle

Jun 3

Systems IV: Genomics, Transcriptomics

Jun 5

Systems IV: Personalized Medicine/ Modern

Agriculture

Jun 8

Monday 2:30-4:20 pm

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p. 788-789 (Review Table 55.3)

p. 374-376 (Fig. 20.8)
p. 232-234 (Fig. 12.14); p. 361-363
(Fig. 19.11)
p. 378-382 (Table 20.1); p. 400-402
(Fig. 21.12)
p. 385-386 (Fig. 20.14); 389-393 (Fig.
21.12)

PCR2 &
Pedigree
Analysis

S P R I N G

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