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APh161 - Lecture 2: The Rate of Things

Rob Phillips California Institute of Technology. APh161 - Lecture 2: The Rate of Things. (Pollard and Earnshaw). The Hierarchy of Time Scales. E. Coli Cell Division: The Standard Stopwatch. E. Coli Cell Division: The Bacterial Growth Curve. 0.009/min. Other ways of counting cells.

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APh161 - Lecture 2: The Rate of Things

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  1. Rob Phillips California Institute of Technology APh161 - Lecture 2: The Rate of Things (Pollard and Earnshaw)

  2. The Hierarchy of Time Scales

  3. E. Coli Cell Division: The Standard Stopwatch

  4. E. Coli Cell Division: The Bacterial Growth Curve 0.009/min Other ways of counting cells http://www-micro.msb.le.ac.uk/LabWork/bact/-4L.jpg

  5. The Eukaryotic Cell Cycle Pollard and Earnshaw Adapted from Murray and Hunt

  6. Cell Division Movies See CD accompanying Essential Cell Biology. There are beautiful movies of cell division.

  7. The Processes of the Central Dogma

  8. Timing of Gene Expression: How Cells Decide What to Eat Monod thesis

  9. Timing of Gene Expression Lucy Shapiro et al., Stanford

  10. Putting the Stopwatch on Cell Division and Cell Motility Show movies of cell division - problem often with the movies is no timer showing how long the video lasts in real time units. The concept is to estimate the rate of microtubule polymerization. http://cmgm.stanford.edu/theriot/movies.htm - the place to be! These movies allow for an estimate of the rate of actin polymerization.

  11. A reminder on the cytoskeleton

  12. Embryonic Development: Telescoping up in Time

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