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Date
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Time
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Location
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Lecture
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Activity
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Lecturer
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Week 1 (Why Nutrigenomics? What is the problem?)
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Mon 12-03
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13.30-17.15
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PC612
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eLearning Case I/1
(Intro)
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Rusli/Hooiveld
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Tue 13-03
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14.30-16.15
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C8
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NGG1
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Concept & Objectives of the Course; What
are the nutritional challenges today? Nutrient-based and
food-based approaches
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Hooiveld
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Wed 14-03
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15.30-18.00
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C8
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NGG2
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Overview / What is Nutrigenomics &
molecular nutrition research?
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Müller
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Thu 15-03
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14.30-16.15
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C8
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NGG3
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Personal Genomes & Personal Health – the
challenges
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Müller
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Fri 16-03
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13.30-17.15
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PC612
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Paper assignments / questions & answers
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Lange/Schwarz
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Week 2 (What are the tools?)
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Mon 19-03
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13.30-17.15
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PC612
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eLearning Case I/2
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Rusli
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Tue 20-03
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14.30-16.15
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C8
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NGG4
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Genomics & Transcriptomics – Applications
in Nutrigenomics
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Boekschoten
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Wed 21-03
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15.30-18.00
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C8
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NGG5
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Applications of animal model systems in
nutrigenomics studies
What is the relevance of animal models
for human nutrition research?
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Hooiveld
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Thu 22-03
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14.30-16.15
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C8
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NGG6
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Comprehensive phenotyping applications in
Nutrigenomics
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Müller
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Fri 23-03
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13.30-17.15
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PC612
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Paper assignments
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Lange/Schwarz
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Week 3 (From Genotype to Phenotype)
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Mon 26-03
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13.30-17.15
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PC612
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eLearning Case II
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Rusli
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Tue 27-03
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14.30-16.15
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C8
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NGG7
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Nutrition, Genetics and Sensitizing
Genotypes
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Müller
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Wed 28-03
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15.30-18.00
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C8
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NGG8
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Complex diseases: GWAS From Genotype to
Phenotype
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Müller
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Thu 29-03
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14.30-16.15
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C8
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NGG9
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Nutritional epigenetics and epigenomics
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Steegenga
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Fri 30-03
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13.30-17.15
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PC612
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Paper assignments
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Lange/Schwarz
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Week 4 (From health to development of diseases)
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Mon 02-04
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13.30-17.15
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PC612
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eLearning Case III
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Rusli
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Tue 03-04
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14.30-16.15
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C8
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NGG10
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Nutrigenomics & Physiology / Role of liver
& adipose tissue
Organ interaction and crosstalk
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Müller
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Wed 04-04
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15.30-18.00
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C8
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NGG11
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The role of the intestine as gatekeeper:
Host, microbes, foods
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Müller
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Thu 05-04
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14.30-16.15
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C8
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NGG12
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Nutrigenomics of inflammation
The role
of inflammation in the pathophysiology of complex diseases
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Müller
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Fri 06-04
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GOOD FRIDAY
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Week 5 (Practical Dry Lab) Group A: How to analyze a
nutrigenomics data set
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Mon 09-04
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EASTERN MONDAY
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Tue 10-04
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13.30-17.15
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PC22
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The Nutrigenomics Data Set
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Boekschoten/Esser
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Wed 11-04
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13.30-17.15
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PC22
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The Analysis
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Boekschoten/Esser
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Thu 12-04
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13.30-17.15
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PC22
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Data Mining 1
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Boekschoten/Esser
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Fri 13-04
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13.30-17.15
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PC22
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Data Mining 2 / Pathway Reconstruction
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Boekschoten/Esser
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Week 5 (Practical Wet Lab) Group B: How to perform a nutrigenomics
experiment
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Mon 09-04
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EASTERN MONDAY
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Tue 10-04
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13.30-17.15
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P57
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Introduction practical course / Tissue culture (in
groups)
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Haenen/Lange
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Wed 11-04
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13.30-17.15
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P57
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RNA isolation and EtOH
purification
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Haenen/Lange
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Thu 12-04
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13.30-17.15
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P57
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cDNA synthesis
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Haenen/Lange
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Fri 13-04
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13.30-17.15
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P57
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Real time PCR
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Haenen/Lange
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Week 6 (Applications of Nutrigenomics)
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Mon 16-04
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13.30 – 17.15
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PC612
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Paper presentations
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Lange/Müller
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Tue 17-04
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13.30-15.15
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C8
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NGG13
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Paper presentations / Q & Answers
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Müller
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Wed 18-04
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15.30-17.15
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C8
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NGG14
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Examples of actual nutrigenomics projects;
Scientists (PhD students, postdocs) present their projects
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3 PhD/PDs students
(IJssennagger, Stienstra,
Georgiadi)
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Thu 19-04
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14.30-16.15
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PC612
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NGG15
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Nutritional Systems Biology & Nutritional
Science 2.0
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Müller
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Week 7 Study week
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Week 8 Exam
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