Homeworks are due at the beginning of class one week after
they are
posted. Solutions will be posted two days after the homeworks
are
submitted, and homeworks will be returned a week after they are
submitted.
Late
policy: NO late homeworks will be accepted (late means anytime after
class starts the day the homework is due) unless you have a
mindblowingly good excuse - this means a note from someone like a
doctor or a Dean. Rob does not grant extensions.
Collaboration
policy: you may discuss the homework with others, but your explanations
and derivations must be your own. Your logic and the significance of
your results should also be explained.
HW1 (due
1/11),
solutions
Reading
for referee report
ATP pdb file, B-DNA pdb file,
phosphatidylcholine
pdb file, GFP
pdb file, chlorophyll
pdb file
LB and
minimal media recipes, from the APh 162 website
Takamori et
al. (2006) Molecular anatomy of a trafficking organelle. Cell
127: 831-846. - Figure 4 of this paper illustrates the true
crowded nature of biological membranes.
HW2
(due
1/18),
solutions
Reading for referee report
HW3
(due 1/25),
solutions
The Bessel function zeros you
need for problem 1.
HW4
(due 2/1),
solutions
The papers referenced in problem
3.
Reading for referee report
HW5
(due 2/8),
solutions
Code
to help you define the ODE and solve ODE in Matlab.
Papers you need for problem 1.
HW6
(due 2/15),
solutions
Readings for referee report.
The paper referenced in HW: Rosenfeld N., Young J.W., Alon U., Swain P.S., and Elowtiz M.B. (2005) Gene regulation at the single-cell level. Science, 307: 1962-1965.
HW7
(due 2/22),
solutions
Readings for referee report.
HW8
(due 3/1),
solutions
Readings for referee report.
HW9
(due 3/8),
solutions
Readings for referee report.
