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The course From cells to organisms provides a definition of the multicellularity concept using the synthetic
approach applied to the structure-function relationship. It covers the mechanisms behind the establishment of the body plans and tussue/organ complexity or sustainability of the complex life forms including evolutionary principles (evo-devo approach). The general principles of multicellularity will be shown on various models, with the emphasis to provide a synthesis of the anatomy, morphology, histology, physiology and developmental biology into one functional educational base. The course From cells to organisms will set the stage for follow-up courses, particularly Evolution and Ecology. The course is built from topical blocks (see Syllabus) each of them consisting of lecture (3h) and workshop focused on primary literature as a Q&A session(2h). Poslední úprava: Půta František, doc. RNDr., CSc. (06.02.2022)
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1. Developmental Biology 11th Edition, ISBN-13: 978-1605356044, 2016 Poslední úprava: Šebková Nataša, RNDr., Ph.D. (31.05.2022)
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Final mark is based on the oral examination (67%) and results of tests taken during the course (33%). Oral examination takes place during the examination period and students must first obtain the evaluation for Q&A sessions and take-home exercises. Poslední úprava: Půta František, doc. RNDr., CSc. (07.02.2022)
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The origin and evolution of multicellularity Concept of multicellularity, intercellular junctions, extracellular matrix Diversity of cell types in multicellular organisms Autotrophy and heterotrophy in the multicellular context Histological and anatomical principles Principles of developmental biology - the origin of multicellular life forms complexity Spatial and temporal regulation of multicellular life forms Physiological principles, feedback mechanisms, hormonal regulation, regulation of size Origin of patterns (geometry of life) and rhythmicity (chronobiology) Physiology and functional morphology of sensory organs - case study Principles of neurobiology Principles of immunology Most organisms are not alone - concepts of symbiosis, chimerism, microbiomes. Poslední úprava: Půta František, doc. RNDr., CSc. (07.02.2022)
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