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LIFE SCIENCES 2 (section 2) (http://www.lsic.ucla.edu/classes/ page 1 WELCOME! LIFE SCIENCES 2 CELLS, TISSUES AND ORGAN SYSTEMS (Lecture 2) Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9-9:50 am Haines 39 Drs Art Arnold and Youssef Ezzeddine Winter Quarter 2005LIFE SCIENCES 2 (section 2) (http://www.lsic.ucla.edu/classes/ page 2 Life Sciences 2: Cells, Tissues and Organ Systems LECTURES: M, W, F 9 - 9:50 AM Haines 39 INSTRUCTORS: OFFICE: OFFICE HOURS: PHONE: EMAIL: Dr. A.Arnold: LSB 4117 M, Th 4-5 PM 825-2169 [email protected] Dr. Youssef Ezzeddine: LS 2226 F 4– 6 PM 206-4852 [email protected] TEACHING ASSISTANTS: Aya Takeoka [email protected] Kaori Shimazaki [email protected] Sherry Soliman [email protected] Jimmy Yang [email protected] Avina Paranjpe [email protected] Ashkan Hayatdavoudi Ngan Doan LAB MANAGEMENT/ DEVELOPMENT Dr. Gaston Pfuegl YHS 2340 794-4113 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] COURSE ADMINISTRATORS: Ms. Tammy Johnson LSB 2305 M - F 8 AM - 5 PM 825-6614 [email protected] Mr. Mark Gray LSB 2305 M - F 8 AM - 5 PM 825-6614 [email protected] REQUIRED TEXT: Purves, Orians, and Heller, Life, The Science of Biology, 7th edition. RESERVE MATERIALS: The textbook is on reserve in the College Library (Powell). READING ASSIGNMENTS: All reading assignments should be completed in a timely manner, preferably before the lecture for which they are assigned. GRADING: Total points in the class will be 500. There are two examinations worth 100 points each, a final comprehensive examination worth 170 points (of which 20 will be from lab), the lab counts an additional 80 points, and the discussion section contributes 50 points. All miterm examinations are held in the evenings at 5:00 PM on the day of the exam! The final examination will be held in the evening at 6:30 PM. The dates for the two midterms are Febuary 2 and Febuary 23. The room(s) where examinations are held will be announced in lecture. Examinations cover material from the reading, the lectures, and the discussion sections. The final examination is comprehensive but emphasizes material from the last third of the course. Requests for regrades must be submitted in writing with a detailed explanation and justification, within one week after the exams have been graded. No makeup examinations will be given! If you are unable to take an examination or final because of illness or other emergency, you are responsible for contacting the Life Science Core Curriculum Office (LSB 2305, 825-6614) before the examination. You are required to have written verification from a physician or parent regarding the illness or emergency.LIFE SCIENCES 2 (section 2) (http://www.lsic.ucla.edu/classes/ page 3 All students who earn 200 points or more in the course will receive a D or better. The distribution of passing grades will be determined at the end of the course, approximately using the following curve: FINAL LETTER GRADES IN THE COURSE ARE BASED ON YOUR TOTAL NUMBER OF POINTS (out of 500) AND WILL BE DISTRIBUTED ROUGHLY AS FOLLOWS: 15% A+, A, A- 20% B+, B, B- 40% C+, C, C- 10 – 20% D+, D, D- DISCUSSION SECTION Attendance at the weekly discussion sections is an important component of the course. These sections will concentrate on experimental issues and problem sets. Thirty percent (30%) of the final grade comes from discussion section and lab and includes attendance, written assignments and class participation. WEEK DATES ASSIGNMENT DUE 1 Jan. 10-14 Lab: Scientific Methedolgy 2 Jan. 17-21 Lab: Histology 3 Jan. 24-28 Problem set 1 due, review for exam 1 4 Jan. 31- Feb. 4 Lab: Pigments 5 Feb. 7-11 Problem set 2 due 6 Feb. 14-18 Lab: Metabolism 7 Feb. 21-25 Problem set 3 due, review for exam 2 8 Feb. 28- Mar. 4 Lab: Rat Dissection 9 Mar. 7-11 Problem set 4 due 10 Mar. 14-16 Review for Final ExamLIFE SCIENCES 2 (section 2) (http://www.lsic.ucla.edu/classes/ page 4 COURSE OUTLINE: LECTURE DAY TOPIC AND READING LECTURER 1 2 Friday, January 7 Monday, January 10 Introduction Biological Molecules Chapters 2 and 3 Cell Structure: Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes Chapter 4 Ezzeddine Ezzeddine 3 Wednesday, January 12 Organelles and Membranes Chapters 4, 5 Ezzeddine 4 Friday, January 14 Cell Membranes II Chapter 5 Ezzeddine HOLIDAY Monday, January 17 Martin Luther King Day 5 Wednesday, January 19 Introduction to Enzymes and Energetics Chapter 6 Ezzeddine 6 Friday, January 21 Cellular Pathways and Chemical Energy Chapter 7 Ezzeddine 7 Monday, January 24 Photosynthesis Chapter 8 Ezzeddine 8 Wednesday, January 26 Nervous System I Neurons Chapter 44 Ezzeddine 9 Friday, January 28 Nervous System II Sesnsory Systems Ezzeddine 10 Monday, January 31 Chapter 45 Nervous System III Structures and Higher Functions Chapter 46 Ezzeddine 11 EXAM 1 Wednesday, February 2 Wednesday, February 2 Review Examination 5:00 PM, Room TBA Ezzeddine 12 Friday, February 4 Nervous System IV Structures and Higher Functions Chapter 46 Ezzeddine 13 Monday, February 7 Effectors I Chapter 47 Ezzeddine 14 Wednesday, February 9 Effectors II Chapter 47 EzzeddineLIFE SCIENCES 2 (section 2) (http://www.lsic.ucla.edu/classes/ page 5 15 Friday, February 11 Differential Gene Expression in Development Chapter 19, omit last section (pp. 403-406) Arnold 16 Monday, February 14 Animal Development Chapter 20 (omit pp. 423-426) Arnold 17 Wednesday, February 16 Structure and Function of Imuune System I Arnold 18 Friday, February 18 Chapter 18 Structure and Function of Immune System II Chapter 18 Arnold HOLIDAY Monday, February 21 Presidents’ Day 19 Wednesday, February 23 Review Arnold EXAM 2 20 Wednesday, Febuary 23 Friday, February 25 Examination 5:00 pm, Room TBA Homeostasis and Temperature Regulation Chapter 41 Arnold 21 Monday, February 28 Endocrine System I Chapter 42 Arnold 22 Wednesday, March 2 The Cell Cycle and Cell Division Chapter 9 Ezzeddine 23 Friday, March 4 Endocrine System II Chapter 42 Arnold 24 Monday, March 7 Reproductive System I Chapter 43 Arnold 25 Wednesday, March 9 Reproductive System II Chapter 43 Arnold 26 Friday, March 11 Gas exchange and Respiratory System Chapter 48 Arnold 27 Monday, March 14 Transport and Cardiovascular System Chapter 49 Arnold 28 Wednesday, March 16 Review Arnold FINAL Wednesday, March 23


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