English title:
Molecular mechanisms of fungal virulence and plant resistance
Course ID:
940329
ECTS credits:
2,0
Title in native language:
Molecular mechanisms of fungal virulence and plant resistance (in Eng.)
Molecular mechanisms of fungal virulence and plant resistance (in Eng.)
Term Semester:
Spring/Summer
Instruction language(s):
English
Course content:
Effector proteins of fungi and oomycetes and their role in virulence.
Role of fungal secondary metabolites and thier mode of action in plants.
Defense mechanisms in plants, signal transduction and role of induced proteins.
Chemical inactivation of fungal metabolites by plant enzymes
Novel methods: fungal and plant genomics, metabolomics ...
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Role of fungal secondary metabolites and thier mode of action in plants.
Defense mechanisms in plants, signal transduction and role of induced proteins.
Chemical inactivation of fungal metabolites by plant enzymes
Novel methods: fungal and plant genomics, metabolomics ...
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Expected previous knowledge:
Ideally participants have already basic knwoledge from VO Molecular biology of plant-pathogen interactions (or equeivalent) - but this is not a formal entry requirement.<br>.
Learning outcomes:
The participants obtain an overview about the current status of the field and current open research questions and hot topics. They select a current publication which is breaking new ground or is reporting a relevant technical advance. Participants extract the most relevant information and prepare a powerpoint presentation and deliver a clear takehome message to fellow students.
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Exam method:
Own presentation and attendance of at least 50% of presentations of other participants is required for a positive course certificate. Evaluation based on clarity of presentation and presentation technique.
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Organisation: University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna
Country:
Austria
Acronym:
BOKU
ERASMUS+ code:
A WIEN03
Teaching period summer semester:
22. Feb 2021 - 30. Sep 2021
Teaching period winter semester:
13. Oct 2020 - 21. Feb 2021
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