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EFB 103. General Biology II: Cell Biology and Genetics (Spring 2010)
Three hours of lecture per week. Organization and function of living cells. Key topics include biological molecules, organelle structure and function, gene expression, cell division, metabolism, photosynthesis, cell signaling, genomics, and population genetics. Spring.
Enrolled students will use Blackboard for class resources.
EFB 496/796. Emerging Diseases of Fish and Wildlife (Fall 2009)
Co-taught with Dr. Jesse Brunner (3 credits)
Two hours of lecture/discussion per week and one lab. Introduction to diseases in fish and wildlife caused by viruses, bacteria, parasites, prions, and environmental conditions. Emphasizes etiology, pathogenesis, clinical signs, epidemiology, diagnostic methods, and management.
EFB 797. Molecular Biology and Population Genetics Seminar (Fall 2009)
Weekly seminar on population genetics, genome & transcriptome sequencing, gene mapping/quantitative traits, and functional analysis. Time and location to be determined.
EFB 797. Topics in Applied Microbiology (Spring 2010)
Weekly seminar on applied microbiology. Students will present published research and lead discussions. Time and location to be determined.
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