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Cell Science (FOKOGEN225_1A) for Students of Dentistry
2024/25 Academic year - 1st semester 

Topic list

 

Week

Lecture

Monday 9:00 - 9:45
Green Lecture Hall (NET building)

Week

Practice

Labs: L13-L16 (NET building)

1st week

2 Sept

Cell theory. Model cells in Medicine
ppt / with voice: video

1st week

2-6 Sept

The light microscope
ppt

2nd week

9 Sept

Cell membrane
ppt

2nd week

9-13 Sept

The general cell structure.
Light microscopic microtechnique
ppt

3rd week

16 Sept

Structure and function of nucleus
ppt

3rd week

16-20 Sept

The electron microscope. Cell membrane
ppt   ppt

4th week

23 Sept

Endoplasmic reticulum

4th week

23-27 Sept

The interphase nucleus. Cyto(histo)chemistry

5th week

30 Sept

Golgi complex, vesicular transport and secretion

5th week

30 Sept - 4 Oct

Immunohistochemistry. Super-resolution microscopy

6th week

7 Oct

 Endocytosis. Autophagy

6th week

7-11 Oct

Midterm I.
Endoplasmic reticulum

7th week

14 Oct

Cytoskeleton

7th week

14-18 Oct

Golgi complex
Secretion. 

8th week

21 Oct

Cell adhesion and cell junctions

8th week

21-25 Oct

Endocytosis and lysosomes

9th week

28 Oct

Cellular movement

9th week

28 Oct - 1 Nov

Cell and tissue culture

10th week

4 of Nov

Cell communication. Extracellular vesicles

10th week

4-8 of Nov

Cell surface differentiation, enzyme-histochemistry

11th week

11 Nov

Cell cycle and mitosis

11th week

11-15 Nov

Store and supply of energy. Mitochondria. Peroxisome

12th week

18 Nov

Cellular aging and cell death

12th week

18-22 Nov

Midterm II.
Mitosis

13th week

25 Nov

Structure and function of mitochondria and peroxisomes

13th week

25-29 Nov

Meiosis
Competition

14th week

2 Dec

Stem cells and differentiation

14th week

2-6 Dec

Cell death (necrosis and apoptosis)

  

Course information

General information

Prerequisite subject: -
Credits: 3
Attendance: 75% of the practicals

Exam: Moodle test in the exam period. 

        

Cell Science is a one-semester subject for students of Medicine and Dentistry. Claims for exemptions are only considered if handed or emailed to Dr. Orsolya Lang (course coordinator) no later than September 6th.

Cell Science has theoretical (lecture) and laboratory (practice) parts.

The Department of Genetics, Cell—and Immunobiology (DGCI) gives lectures in Brown or Green Lecture Hall (NET Building, Nagyvárad tér 4 Budapest). For a detailed schedule, please visit the Topic list on the homepage or in Moodle.

DGCI weekly gives practices in Lab 13- 16 (NET Building).

Practices are obligatory. More than three absences of ANY REASON during a semester invalidate the semester. A notebook for notes and drawings and colored pencils are needed in practice.

Remember the exact time of lectures and practices; don't be late. Being late from practice may be considered an absence.

All lab (Practice Room) belongings should be handled with care. The groups working in the same room should pay for any disappearance or harm to them.

In the first semester, you have two Midterms (Moodle tests): the week of 6th and 12th. The exact time will be announced later. Both practice and theory knowledge will be tested. At the end of the semester, your performance will be evaluated according to the total scores therefore

Better grades are only credited to those who have more than 50 % of the exam scores. There is no opportunity to improve the midterm results.

During the examination period, you have to take the final exam. You are allowed to take the exam if you have the subject's signature. Requirement of signature: not more than 3 absences from the practices that the practice teacher verifies.

The competition (written) will be on the 13th week, and every student who achieves 75% of the midterm scores (calculated from the two midterms) is invited.


Exam information

The semester closing exam (Cell Science) is a Moodle test (multiple choice essays, figures, etc., covering both practical and theoretical parts of the subject). For passing (Grade 2-5), you have to reach more than 50 % of the exam scores.

Online registration for the exam is in the second part of November, when the exam days will be published. Signing up and modifying the exam days can be arranged exclusively online by the students’ registration system (NEPTUN). If you want to change your exam day, you must first cancel your earlier signup. Please consider the registration deadlines for the exams. The time, the place, and the number of students may change after your registration, so check these parameters before the exam.

Students have three chances to take the exam. The failed exam can be repeated after one day with a new registration. During the examination period, voluntary consultations (the exact time and location will be given in the website tab.

On the DGCI's homepage (www.gsi.semmelweis.hu), more information is available, such as slides of lectures and practices, a summary of topics not found in the book, a description of cytological methods, and a detailed topic list for midterms and exams.


Contacts:

Head of DGCI: Prof. Dr. Edit Buzás - room 717 (7th floor) NET building.

Course coordinator: Dr. Orsolya Lang - room 719 (7th floor) NET building.


Needed textbook:

Alberts et al.: Essential Cell Biology. Garland Science/Taylor & Francis Group Publ. 2018. (5th edition) ISBN: 978-0393680362


Recommended textbook:

Alberts et al.: Molecular Biology of the Cell. Garland Science/Taylor & Francis Group Publ.  (4th ot 5th edition)


Books are available at Medicina Könyvesbolt, Address: 1091 Budapest, Üllői út 91/A.

Phone: 215-3786, 215-9618, E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.       

 

 

Ebook

 

Notes for practices:

  • Light microscopy: pdf
  • Light microscopic microtechnique: pdf
  • Cytological staining methods: pdf
  • Electron microscopy: pdf
  • Cell culture: pdf


Cell biology photoalbum: pdf

 

 

 

 


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The user name and password are published in the NEPTUN.


Course coordinators:
Cell Science, Cell biology,
Genetics (EPh):

Dr. LÁNG, Orsolya

Immunology:
Dr. HOLUB, Marianna
+36 1 210 2930 / 56234

Genetics and Genomics:
Dr. HEGYESI, Hargita
+36 1 210 2930 / 56326

Academic (Neptun) administration:
+36 1 210 2950
+36 1 210 2930 / 56253

Office hours of course coordinators >>>

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