The topic of the May Biochem CUME exam (5/17/04) is

How to move to Shelby Hall without
losing your mind!!!

 

 

No, no, seriously - there is no answer for that.

 

Instead I decided to give you a topic that was difficult but still possible to pass.  In fact, it is difficult for me too, but it is a fact of life in the post-genomic world that we are all going to have to face: dealing with mounds of data about protein-protein interactions (for example).

I picked this paper as an example:

Yao et al. (March, 2004) Interaction Networks in Yeast Define and Enumerate the Signaling Steps of the Vertebrate Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor. PloS Biology 2:0355-0367

(It is an online journal and can be obtained at http://www.plosbiology.org/)

 

Read this paper and understand it before you take the cume next week.