Thanks Bryan, I have already started Edx 7.00x, teacher is pretty good. When i have digested this one, i'll look at your proposals below, looks very specific and interesting, i've added them to my list of course to follow. I'm already booked for a full year i think now !
-- thanks again,
On Sunday, 25 September 2016 17:32:20 UTC+2, Bryan Daniels wrote:
On Sunday, 25 September 2016 17:32:20 UTC+2, Bryan Daniels wrote:
In addition to the Edx 7.00.x previously mentioned, there is a series, also on EdX, of three molecular biology courses that are the best online courses I've come across. The series is a mainstay at MIT. The courses and focus are: 7.28.1x - Replication and Repair, 7.28.2x - Transcription and Transposition and 7.28.3x - Translation (not to be released until 2017). The professors are Stephen Bell and Tammy Baker, both of whom co-authored with James Watson one of the best regarded texts in the field: Molecular Biology of the Gene. It's an advanced course and quite challenging, but extremely rewarding. It focused heavily on assays, which makes it a bit more practical. I would, however, start with 7.00x, which is also a remarkable course.You might also checkout MIT OCW, which is a repository of course available online from MIT.
All of this is free. Though there are certifications for the EdX courses, I'm not sure how broadly recognized these are.
Hope that helps.
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