ŠJ.Paul Robinson, Purdue University BMS 631 - LECTURE1.PPT
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Student
Seminars
Allowable
Topics for Seminars
The topic for the student
seminar must be based upon an understanding of a component of the technology. It must
demonstrate a complete understanding of the principle involved and the application to
biology.
Evaluation: The seminar counts for
30% of the course. See requirements below.
EXAMPLES OF PREVIOUS
SEMINARS
- Evaluation of Small Particles using Flow Cytometry
- Kinetic Measurements using
Flow Cytometry
- Monoclonal Antibodies,
Avidin-Biotin Technology using Fluorescent Conjugates in Flow Cytometry
- Fluorescent Molecules used
in Flow Cytometry
- Optical Filters used in
Flow Cytometry
- The Optical System in a
Flow Cytometer
- The Fluidic System of a
Flow Cytometer
- The Principles of Sorting
in Flow Cytometry
- Parameters used in Flow
Cytometry
- Parameters & Probes
for Evaluation of DNA & RNA in Flow Cytometry
- others will be added as necessary
RULES: Presentations on research
projects WILL NOT BE ALLOWED. The purpose of this seminar is to demonstrate your technical knowledge in
a particular area of flow cytometry. The seminar may be videotaped and must
not exceed 20 minutes or be less than 15 minutes. All presentations must be
made using Powerpoint. Copies of both
electronic and hardcopy must be provided in advance for evaluation. All
material must be approved by the course instructor before presentation.
