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The Laboratory Course is a project-oriented course, where students solve three different projects in small groups during a week-long block course. Before the beginning of the practical part, students must carry out extensive theoretical preparation of experiments, then evaluate and discuss their results in submitted protocols (electronically).
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Participation in the laboratory course is mandatory and is continuously monitored. Last update: Lipov Jan (26.01.2026)
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Independent preparation for the course in the e-learning module. Students work mostly in pairs to solve each of the three projects. The correct procedure and results can be discussed continuously with the assistant. Last update: Lipov Jan (26.01.2026)
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The course concludes with the elaboration of laboratory protocols and their evaluation. Last update: Lipov Jan (26.01.2026)
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1. Isolation and characterization of recombinant protein - disintegration, affinity chromatography, gel chromatography, activity measurement, DLS, electrophoresis 2. Protein identification and determination of its biological and structural properties - thermophoresis, mass spectrometry 3. DNA analysis and quantification using PCR - PCR, qPCR, dPCR Last update: Lipov Jan (26.01.2026)
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After completing the course, students will be able to connect rich theoretical knowledge with newly acquired practical experience. They will gain the ability to solve common problems of real-world measurement in biochemistry and genetic engineering, and will be familiar with practical aspects and modern instrumentation in the field. Last update: Lipov Jan (26.01.2026)
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Entry requirements within the scope of the curriculum of biochemical subjects of previous studies. Last update: Lipov Jan (26.01.2026)
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