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2 juli 2025

Bereiden van buffers en oplossingen

Studenten kunnen chemische evenwichtsreacties correct opstellen en de bijbehorende evenwichtsvergelijkingen formuleren. 2. Studenten kunnen berekeningen uitvoeren aan chemische evenwichten, inclusief het toepassen van de zuurconstante (Ka), baseconstante (Kb) en de waterconstante (Kw). 3. Studenten kunnen het principe van Le Chatelier toepassen om te voorspellen en verklaren hoe een evenwicht verschuift bij veranderingen in concentratie, druk of temperatuur. 4. Studenten kunnen de eigenschappen van zuren, basen, zuur-base paren, meerwaardige zuren en amfolieten uitleggen en relevante berekeningen maken met pKa- en pKb-waarden. 5. Studenten kunnen de werking en het belang van buffers uitleggen, bufferoplossingen berekenen en toepassen, en hun vaardigheden oefenen met diverse opgaven. Duur van het vak is 14 lessen (4EC)

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Jurre Hageman

2 juli 2025

Induction of heat shock mRNA in Caenorhabditis elegans by heat shock

Experiment to show the heat shock induction in C. elegans using qPCR. Duration: 2 days. Learning outcome: students will learn how to use the qPCR to quantify the differences in Heat shock proteins.

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Jurre Hageman

2 juli 2025

Data Analysis and visualization BML

Learning Outcomes You can explain the fundamental concepts of data, including data types, data structures, and the importance of data quality, and you can apply these concepts in the context of both Excel and R. You can import data from various sources (such as CSV, TXT, Excel files) into both Excel and R, and you are able to select the appropriate methods and functions for different data formats and structures. You can clean and prepare data for analysis in both Excel and R by applying techniques for identifying and handling missing values, outliers, inconsistencies, and duplicates. You can apply and interpret various data analysis functions in both Excel and R, including determining minimum and maximum values, calculating percentiles, selecting specific data based on criteria, applying conditional formatting to visually identify patterns, and sorting data to gain insights. You can create effective data visualizations in both Excel and R (such as bar charts, line charts, pie charts, and box plots) to communicate patterns, trends, and relationships in data, and you can customize the visualizations for a clear and purpose-driven presentation. Duration: 18 lessons (5EC).

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Jurre Hageman