15. Recognition and delineation of β-hexosaminidase α-chain variants: A historical and personal perspective

Suzuki, Kazuyuki

doi:10.1016/s0065-2660(01)44079-x

Tay-Sachs Disease

2001

DOI: 10.1016/s0065-2660(01)44079-x

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15. Recognition and delineation of β-hexosaminidase α-chain variants: A historical and personal perspective

Kazuyuki Suzuki¹

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Learning Cell Biology as a Team: A Project-Based Approach to Upper-Division Cell Biology

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2002

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To help students develop successful strategies for learning how to learn and communicate complex information in cell biology, we developed a quarter-long cell biology class based on team projects. Each team researches a particular human disease and presents information about the cellular structure or process affected by the disease, the cellular and molecular biology of the disease, and recent research focused on understanding the cellular mechanisms of the disease process. To support effective teamwork and to help students develop collaboration skills useful for their future careers, we provide training in working in small groups. A final poster presentation, held in a public forum, summarizes what students have learned throughout the quarter. Although student satisfaction with the course is similar to that of standard lecture-based classes, a project-based class offers unique benefits to both the student and the instructor.

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Learning Cell Biology as a Team: A Project-Based Approach to Upper-Division Cell Biology

Wright¹,

Boggs²

2002

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15. Recognition and delineation of β-hexosaminidase α-chain variants: A historical and personal perspective

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Learning Cell Biology as a Team: A Project-Based Approach to Upper-Division Cell Biology

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