BIO-251 |
Genetics |
An investigation into the fundamental principles of Mendelian and non-Mendelian inheritance and the molecular and cellular basis of heredity , including the molecular and biochemical processes behind inheritance , gene expression and development . Additional topics include pedigree analysis , mutation and cancer , the conflict between nature and nurture , modern DNA technology , population genetics , evolution , and the ethical impact of genetics on society . 3 lecture hours per week . Offered in the spring semester . |
BIO-251L |
Genetics |
The genetics techniques laboratory is designed to introduce the student to the fundamentals of experimentation in basic Mendelian and non-Mendelian principles using model genetic systems as well as molecular genetics techniques . 3 laboratory hours per week . Offered in the spring semester . |
BIO-299 |
Selected Topics in Biology |
A study of a specialized subject area which may vary based on student / faculty interest . For non- major students only . The topic , course structure and instructor will be announced prior to pre- registration . There are no prerequisites . |
BIO-302 |
Vertebrate Anatomy |
This is an integrative biological study of structural and |
functional anatomy of the vertebrate classes . It utilizes |
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an organ system approach to the study of comparative |
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anatomy , considers unique adaptations of individual |
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vertebrate groups and incorporates evolutionary |
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relationships in conjunction with aspects of vertebrate |
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behavior , ecology and paleontology . Lecture and reading |
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assignments incorporate research data from current |
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literature . 3 lecture hours per week . |