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Molecular-cellular bases of histogenesis

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

First

2025/2026

10 Semester

3

PR04. Communicate orally and in writing on professional issues using scientific terms accepted in the professional environment, in the state and foreign languages. PR05. Demonstrate skills in assessing unforeseen biological problems and thoughtfully choosing ways to solve them. PR11. Understand the structural organization of biological systems at the molecular level. PR12. Demonstrate knowledge of the structure, vital processes and functions of living organisms, understand the mechanisms of regulation of physiological functions to maintain homeostasis of biological systems. PR13. Know the mechanisms of preservation, implementation and transmission of genetic information and their significance in evolutionary processes.

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1. Successful mastery of the academic disciplines "General Cytology", "Histology", "Molecular Biology", "Biochemistry", "General Genetics". 2. Ability to independently apply knowledge of general cytology, histology, molecular biology, biochemistry, general genetics and other disciplines to solve specific scientific and practical problems; work with scientific and scientific-methodological literature. 3. Possession of basic skills of systems analysis

The discipline is designed to form in the student a clear idea of ​​the mechanisms of histogenesis and their plasticity during changes in the physiological status of the system in different periods of ontogenesis. It highlights the issues of the patterns of morphofunctional changes caused by the specifics of the implementation of a certain cellular / tissue development program, when changing the physiological status, at different stages of development, in the norm and in pathology, which is the object of research by a wide range of cytologists, histologists and cell biologists; and also outlines the range of algorithms, methods and methodological techniques of research that can be used when conducting experiments in related sciences and within the framework of interdisciplinary projects, and which require deep knowledge of this discipline. The discipline is designed to generalize the idea of ​​the systematic organization of living things and the role of regularly organized cellular systems in the formation, functioning and plasticity of cellular and supracellular groups.

1. Dzerzhinsky, M.E. Biology of individual development. Practical course: textbook / M.E. Dzerzhinsky, N.V. Skrypnyk, O.K. Voronina, L.M. Pazyuk – Kyiv: VPC "Kyiv University", 2014. 2. Dzerzhinsky, M.E. General cytology: textbook. / M.E. Dzerzhinsky, N.V. Skrypnyk, A.S. Pustovalov, G.V. Ostrovska, I.M. Varenyuk, O.K. Voronina, L.M. Pazyuk, S.M. Garmatina. – Kyiv: VPO "Kyiv University", 2020. 3. Dzerzhinsky M.E., Skrypnyk N.V., Garmatina S.M., Ostrovska G.V., Varenyuk I.M., Pustovalov A.S., Voronina O.K., Pazyuk L.M., Buzynska N.O. General cytology.– Kyiv: VPO "Kyiv University", 2006. 4. Dzerzhinsky M.E., Skrypnyk N.V., Ostrovska G.V., Garmatina S.M., Pazyuk L.M., Buzynska N.O., Varenyuk I.M., Pustovalov A.S., Voronina O.K. General cytology and histology.– Kyiv: VPC "Kyiv University", 2010. 5. Syvolob A. V. Molecular biology – Kyiv: VPC "Kyiv University", 2008.

Lecture, independent work

Semester assessment: 1. Modular test paper – RN 1.1 – 2.5 (block of topics of Section 1) – 20 points/ 10 points 2. Preparation of presentation/report/abstract - RN 1.1. – 3.1. – 40 points/ 20 points Summary assessment: in the form of an exam

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