GENE435Undergraduate
Genome Organization and Architecture
Printed in the catalogue as GENOME ORGANIZATION AND ARCHITECTURE
Course content
Introduction to hierarchical levels of genome organization, from nucleosomes to chromatin territories; introduction to mechanisms linking genome folding to regulation of DNA-templated events and transitions in cellular phenotypes; introduction to experimental and computational methods used to study 3D genome architecture; critical evaluatation of primary research related to 3D genome organization and interactions.
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