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FEN-EDEBİYAT FAKÜLTESİ BİYOLOJİ BÖLÜMÜ 4. SINIF Module Code Number Number of ECTS Credits Hours / Week Module Lecturer Year / Term Type of Course (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Animal Physiology BIO-401 4 4 hours/week Dr. Vahit Konar 4th / Fall Compulsory Genaral Biology, Biophysic Module Contents Cell Physiology, Nervous system, Sensory system, Moument system, Respiratory system, Digestive system and metabolism, Circulatory system, Excretory system. Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the general and comparative Animal Physiology One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Fizyoloji by A. Noyan, Tıbbi Fizyoloji by (çeviri editörü) H. Çavuşoğlu and Principles of animal physiology by J. A. Wilson Module Code Number Number of ECTS Credits Hours / Week Module Lecturer Year / Term Type of Course (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Module Contents Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings Plant Physiology BIO-402 4 4 hours/week Dr. Omer Munzuroglu 4th / Spring Compulsory Introduction to Plant Physiology. The organization of plants and plant cell. Diffusion, Osmosis and Chemical Potential, Water potential. Roots, Soil, and the Uptake of Water. Transpiration. Laves and Gas Exchange, the Mechanism of Guard Cell Movement. Mineral Nutrition. Nutrition Nptake. Plants and Nitrogen. Plant and Energy, Photosynthesis. Cellular respiration. Regulation of Plant Development. Plant Hormones. Seed Structure and Seed Germination. Photomorphogenesis. Photoperiodism and Rhythmic Phenomena. Stress Physiology. The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the basic concepts and techniques used in Plant Physiology described in the module contents. One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Introduction to Plant Physiology, William G. Hopkins. Plant Physiology, Salisbury and Ross. Plant Physiology, Ridge, I. Plant Emriology Module Code Number Number of ECTS Credits Hours / Week Module Lecturer Year / Term Type of Course (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Module Contents Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings GENERAL Module Code Number Number of ECTS Credits Hours / Week Module Lecturer Year / Term Type of Course (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Module Contents Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings BIO403 3 2 hours/week (+ 2 hours/ week laboratory) Prof. Dr. Dursun Çobanoğlu 4th/ Fall Compulsory Plant anatomy, plant morphology, cell biology, cytology, plant physiology, Botany Structure of flower, microsporang, anther wall layers and structure, male gametophyte, megasporang, megasporogenesis, female gamethopyt and their types, structure of mature embriyo sack, pollination and their types ( Autogamy and allogamy), fertilisation, formation of the embriyo. The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the basic concepts and techniques used in plany embriology described in the module contents. One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Plant Embriology by Meral Ünal PHYTOPATHOLOGY BIO-404 3 4 hours/week Prof. Dr. Yaşar PARLAK 4th/ Spring Elective Botany ,physiology ,ecology ,fungi ,bacteriology ,virology The ecomonic importance of plant diseases , symptomatolgy ,etiology , pathology, and epidemiology of the diseases on cultivated plants,general knowledges of some fungi , bacteria , viruses and wild plants which damage to cultivated plants , the protection methods of cultivated plants from diseases as cultural ,chemical ,physical ,biological ,plant quarantine and growing of resistant varieties. The aim of this module is to provide increasing as quantity and quality of cultivated plant productions. One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Genel Fitopatoloji by İbrahim KARACA;Fitopatoloji by Gürsel ERDİLLER; Fitopatoloji by M.Timör DÖKEN ,Erol DEMİRCİ,Hüseyin ZENGİN Module Code Number Number of ECTS Credits Hours / Week Module Lecturer Year / Term Type of Course (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Module Contents Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings VEGETATION BIO-406 2 2 hours/week Dr. Harun Evren 4th / Spring Compulsory , What is the vegetation? Orgin and development, The importance of vegetation researches, the basic dones to vegetation researches, The basic dones about Plant society, To give an example of vegetation problems, Biological type, Biological spectrum, Plant formation, Characteristics of formation, Nomenclature of formation, The main formation type at worl, The uniting characteristics of vegetation, The diffrentiate characteristics of, Succesion and climax The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the basic concepts and techniques used in vegetation described in the module contents. One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish ı INTRODUCTION TO MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Module Code Number BIO-407 Number of ECTS Credits 3 Hours / Week 3 hours/week Module Lecturer Dr. Dilek Balık Year / Term 4th / Fall Type of Course Compulsory (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Genetics Module Contents Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings Introduction to molecular biology. Cells and macromolecules, Protein structure, the flow of genetic information, properties of nucleic acids, chromosome structures, DNA replication, DNA damage, repair and recombination, transcription, regulation of gene expression, the genetic code and tRNA, protein synthesis, Bacteriophages and eucaryotic viruses The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the basic concepts and techniques used in molecular biology described in the module contents. One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Molecular Biology by Weaver, Cell and Molecular Biology by Kleinsmith and Kish, Instant Notes in Molecular Biology by Turner et al. Module Code Number Number of ECTS Credits Hours / Week Module Lecturer Year / Term Type of Course (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Module Contents Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings Module Code Number Number of ECTS Credits Hours / Week Module Lecturer Year / Term Type of Course (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Module Contents Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings ANIMAL ANATOMY BIO-411 2 2 hours/week Dr. Orhan Erman 4th / Fall Compulsory Biology of Invertebrates and Vertebrates Classification, External Anatomy of Invertebrates and Vertebrates, General features of animal development, Analogy, Homology, Integument and its Derivatives, Skeleton, Muscular, Digestive, Respiratory, Circulatory and Nervous systems, Coelom, Sense organs The aim and objective of this course are to inform the students of the wide variety of life forms represented by Animals. The functional role of differences in variety of groups and forms will be discussed. One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Omurgalı Hayvanların Karşılaştırmalı Anatomisi by Melekper Öktay and Hyman’s Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy by H.M. Wake MYCOLOGY BIO-415 2 2 hours/week Dr. Sevda KIRBAĞ 4rd/ Fall Elective Mycology, Microbiology Introduction Fungi. The Classification of Fungi , Gymnomycota, Mastigomycota, Amastigomycota and properties. Micotoxins, Mycoses: Superficial Mycoses, Deep Mycoses The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the basic concepts and techniques used in mycology. One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Mycology, by Clement, Tamer, Öner, Biçiçi Module Code Number Number of ECTS Credits Hours / Week Module Lecturer Year / Term Type of Course (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Module Contents Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings Module Code Number Number of ECTS Credits Hours / Week Module Lecturer Year / Term Type of Course (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Plant nutrition BIO-417 2 2 hours/week Dr. Omer Munzuroglu 4th/ Fall Elective Plant mineral nutrition, essential elements, plant and soil, Nutrient deficiency symptoms. The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to Plant nutrition One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Introduction to Plant Physiology, William G. Hopkins. Plant Physiology, Salisbury and Ross. Plant Physiology, Ridge, I. Tissue Culture BIO418 2 2 hours/week Prof. Dr. Dursun Çobanoğlu 4th/ Spring Elective Cell Biology, Cytology, Molecular Biology, Botany Organisation of laboratory. Nutrient mediums. Module Contents Taking explant from the plant and aseptic processes. Plant tissue culture methods: Embriyo, meristem, anther, callus and cell, protoplast culture. Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings Application areas of plant tissue cultures. The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the basic concepts and techniques used in tissue culture described in the module contents. One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Plant Tissue Cultures by Davut Başaran Module Code Number Number of ECTS Credits Hours / Week Module Lecturer Year / Term Type of Course (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Module Contents Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings Module Code Number Number of ECTS Credits Hours / Week Module Lecturer Year / Term Type of Course (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Module Contents Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings INTRODUCTION TO BIOTECHNOLOGY BIO-420 2 2 hours/week Dr. Dilek Balık 4th / Spring Compulsory Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Genetics Introduction to biotechnology. Gene manupilations, cloning vectors, gene libraries, Analysis of cloned genes, polymerase chain reaction, DNA fingerprinting nuclear transfer, root cells, genome projects, human genome project, , plant biotechnology, biology of cancer, gene therapy, The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the basic concepts and techniques used in biotechnology described in the module contents. One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Molecular Biology by Weaver, Cell and Molecular Biology by Kleinsmith and Kish, Instant Notes in Molecular Biology by Turner et al. VIROLOGY BIO-423 2 2 hours/week Dr. Seher GÜR 4th / Fall Elective Microbiology Introduction, general properties of viruses, the structure of viruses, general structural properties, principles of virus taxonomy, classification of animal viruses, reproduction of animal viruses, persistent, latent and slow virus infection, viruses and cancer. The objectives of this module is to provide an introduction to the basic concepts in virology described in the module contents. One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Microbiology, Prescott, Harley, Klein; Virology, Doymaz. Module Code Number Number of ECTS Credits Hours / Week Module Lecturer Year / Term Type of Course (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Module Contents Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings Module Code Number Number of ECTS Credits Hours / Week Module Lecturer Year / Term Type of Course (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Module Contents Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings PALYNOLOGY BIO-424 2 2 hours/week Dr. Nazmi GÜR 4th / Spring Elective Plant Embrylogy Introduction to palynology, history of palynology, pollen morphology, polarity, symmetry, size, sporoderm, exin structure, pollen sculpture, Apertures, pollen germination The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the basic concepts in palynology described in the module contents. One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Handbook of Palynology by Erdtman, Textbook of Palynology by Faegri and Iversen Plant Physiology Laboratory BIO-452 1 3 hours/week Dr. Omer Munzuroglu 4th/ Spring Compulsory Diffusion, osmosis, osmotic potential, water potential, transpiration, exudation and guttation; carbohydrate, lipid, protein and pigments analysis, determine of dry matter, photosynthesis and respiration experiments. Mineral determines in plants. The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the basic concepts and techniques used in plant physiology laboratory. One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Module Code Number Number of ECTS Credits Hours / Week Module Lecturer Year / Term Type of Course (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Module Contents Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings Animal Embryology BIO-450 4 5 hours/week Dr. Vahit Konar 4th/ Spring Compulsory Genarel Biology, Animal Physiology Introduction to embryonic development, Gametogenesis (spermatogenesis and oogenesis), fertilization, gastrulation, neurolation and germ leyer formation, cell differentiation, embriyonic development in Amphioxus, embriyonic development in teleost fishes, embriyonic development in Amphibia, embriyonic development in Aves, embriyonic development in mammalian. The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the general and comparative Animal Embryology One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Genel Hayvan Embryolojisi by M. A. Akpınar, İnsan Embryolojisi by (çeviri editörleri) M. Yıldırım et al., Medikal Embriyolojisi by (çeviri editörü) A. C. Başaklar. LABORATORY EXERCİSES in ANİMAL PHYSIOLOGY Module Code Number BIO-451 Number of ECTS Credits 1 Hours / Week 3 hours/week Module Lecturer Dr. Vahit Konar Year / Term 4th / Fall Type of Course Compulsory (Compulsory / Elective) Pre requisites / Recommended Biochemistry and Animal Physiology, Module Contents Aims and Objectives of the module Method of assessment Teaching Language Textbook / recommended readings Experiments related to Enzyme Activities, Experiments related to Respiratory System, Experiments related to Spinal Reflex, Human Blood Count (erythrocyte and leukocyte count), Determination of Human Blood Tension, Experiments related to Digestive System, Practice in laboratory Animal, The aim of this module is to provide a basic techniques and experiments used in experimental animal physiology. One written midterm exam (40%) and one written final exam (60%) Turkish Laboratory Exercises in Invertebrate Physiology by Welsh et.all, Pratik Fizyoloji by Talat Konuk, Basic Biochemical Methods by Renee R. Alexander et.all.