We are involved in teaching
and administrating several graduate level courses for students enrolled
in the programs in Molecular
and Cellular Biology (MCB) and in Biomolecular Structure and
Design (BMSD), as well as departmental students at the University
of
Washington. All courses are taught at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer
Research Center, and are conducted with the help of the laboratory
staff, who assist in preparing molecular modeling and analysis
exercises. Descriptions of these courses, and their most recent
syllabi,
are listed below:
"Protein
Structure,
Diversification and Regulation"
Survey level core course
primarily for first year graduate students.
Offered every year for first five weeks of winter
quarter (Covering most of January and into the first few days of
February). Meets tues/thurs 3:15 to 4:40 at FHCRC B1-072/074.
1.5 credits.
"Nucleic Acids and Enzymes"
Elective course open to
all
graduate students. Covers structure/function relationships of
enzymes that modify DNA and RNA.
Offered alternate years (next offered spring 2008). Ten weeks,
once per week for two hours, for
entire spring quarter.
Meets Tuesdays 1:15 to 3:15 at FHCRC . 2 credits.