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BIOLOGY 5501
Proposal Writing
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This course addresses how to develop a testable hypothesis, and write a NIH-style proposal to convince the reader of the significance of the proposed studies. Students will write a proposal that will form the basis of their oral comprehensive exam in the Cell Biology and Biophysics (CBB) and Molecular Biology and Biochemistry (MBB) disciplines. The course is offered in the summer semester only, and is limited to doctoral students with CBB and MBB coordinating disciplines. Students must have filed their I.Ph.D Plan of Study with the School of Graduate Studies to take this course.
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Credits: 1 hours
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BIOLOGY 5519
Principles Of Evolution
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Synthesis of the modern concepts of evolution. Discussion of the biological processes that produce organic diversity through phyletic change. Discussed are variation, mutation, population genetics, natural selection and adaptation. Three hours lecture a week. Prerequisites: BIOLOGY 206 or consent of instructor.
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Credits: 3 hours
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BIOLOGY 5525
Bioinformatics And Data Analysis
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Methods and procedures for the storage, retrieval and analysis of information in biomolecular and biological databases. Emphasis will be given to the use of database information in biological research and to recent developments in genomics and proteomics. Offered: Every Winter Prerequisites: LS-BIOC 341, LSBIOC 360, upper level undergraduate biochemistry or molecular genectics course, or permission of instructor.
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Credits: 3 hours
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BIOLOGY 5534
Cardiovascular Pulmonary Physiology
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Function of the cardiovascular and pulmonary systems at the cellular, tissue, and system levels with particular emphasis on regulation, maintenancy of homeostasis and integration with other systems. Consent number required. Restricted to SBS graduate students and interdisciplinary Ph.D students. Prerequisites: LS-PHYS 316 or equivalent.
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Credits: 3 hours
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BIOLOGY 5539
Mammalian Physiology
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Study of the physiological functions and controls in human and related mammalian systems, with emphasis on fundamental processes that underlie normal and abnormal clinical conditions. Prerequisites: LS-PHYS 316 or equivalent. Restricted to SBS graduate students and interdisciplinary Ph.D students. Consent required. Offered: Every Fall
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Credits: 4 hours
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BIOLOGY 5542
Neurobiology
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Neurobiology will consist of the presentation of theory and data concerning cellular and molecular fundamentals of the nervous system, synaptic mechanisms, sensor-motor systems, and higher-order functions of the nervous system. Three hours of lecture per week. Consent number required Restricted to SBS graduate students and interdisciplinary PhD students. Prerequisites: LS-BIOC 304
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Credits: 3 hours
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BIOLOGY 5591
Directed Individual Studies
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Intensive readings and/or research in an area selected by the graduate student in consultation with the instructor. Not to be identified with thesis research. Restricted to SBS graduate students and Interdisciplinary Ph.D. students.
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Credits: 1,6 hours
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BIOLOGY 5592
Master Of Arts Topics In Biology
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Special problems and topics in biology specifically intended to satisfy the project or report requirement for the master of arts degree in biology. Enrollment is restricted to persons having satisfactorily completed at least nine hours of graduate work in Biology. Restricted to SBS graduate students.
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Credits: 1,6 hours
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BIOLOGY 5593
Master Of Science Topics
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Investigation of problems and topics to satisfy the M.S. topics requirement for the master of science degree in Cellular and Molecular Biology. Restricted to SBS graduate students. Prerequisites: LS-MBB 5561 and LS-MBB 5562.
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Credits: 1,4 hours
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BIOLOGY 5899
Required Graduate Enrollment
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Credits: 1 hours
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