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Cellular and molecular aspects of biological interactions
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Cellular and molecular aspects of biological interactions
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Academic year 2021/2022
- Teaching staff
- Prof. Andrea Genre (Assistant)
Massimo Turina (Lecturer)
Raffaella Balestrini (Lecturer)
Prof. Luisa Lanfranco (Lecturer)
Dott.ssa Irene Stefanini (Lecturer) - Year
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- Teaching period
- Da definire
- Type
- Basic
- Credits/Recognition
- 4
- Delivery
- Formal authority
- Language
- English
- Attendance
- Obligatory
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Sommario del corso
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Course delivery
The 2022 edition will be delivered in presence. Slides and additional materials will be available in the Moodle page of this course (see link below).
All lectures will be in Aula A, in Via Accademia Albertina 13.
Please register using the tool at the bottom of this page.
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Learning assessment methods
A final examination will assess the student knowledge of the topics presented.
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Program
This year the course will be focussed on symbiotic associations and cover the following main topics:Viruses in insects and plantsYeast-insect associations: impacts on insect behaviour and developmentPlant root symbioses with bacteria and fungiPreliminary program:
June 16
11-13 Massimo Turina (IPSP-CNR) - Properties of persistent (cryptic) viruses in plants: a neglected component of the plant-associated microbiota
14-16 Irene Stefanini - The little things that run the world: cellular and molecular aspects of microbe-insects associations16-18 Massimo Turina (IPSP-CNR) - Dissecting the virus components of insect holobionts and role of persistent insect-specific viruses in interfering with insect vector capabilities
June 21
11-13 Raffaella Balestrini (IPSP-CNR) - Roots traits in selection of soil microorganisms and responce to environmental stresses, root exudates, response at cell level14-16 Raffaella Balestrini (IPSP-CNR) - Sinergy and complementary of diverse soil and root-associated microorganisms in the response to environmental stresses
June 22
11-13 Irene Stefanini - The role of social insects on Saccharomyces cerevisiae ecology and evolution
14-16 Luisa Lanfranco – From intraspecific to cross-kingdom communication systems (part I)
June 29
14-16 Luisa Lanfranco – From intraspecific to cross-kingdom communication systems (part II)Suggested readings and bibliography
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The course topics are largely based on recent literature and the teachers will provide the required articles to the students through the Moodle page.
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