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BIOL 3492

Laboratory Experiments with Eukaryotic Microbes

BIOLOGY AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

This research-intensive course provides an introduction to diverse molecular and cell biology techniques used in model experimental organisms to explore fundamental biological questions. Experiments are performed using selected fungi and protozoans commonly used in major research efforts. Emphasis is placed on choosing the appropriate organism for the question posed using the most current technologies. Each semester, one cellular process is studied in detail and original research is carried out. Prerequisites: Bio 2960 and 2970 and permission of instructor-- contact early to ensure enrollment. One hour of lecture and six hours of laboratory a week. Fulfills the upper-level laboratory requirement for the Biology major. Enrollment limited to 12.

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Chalker, Douglas Chalker

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Quality: 5Difficulty: 3Chalker

Very kind, funny, and caring professor.

9/27/2023

Quality: 5Difficulty: 3Chalker

You guys are so mean! I love professor Chalker- he is a very sweet man and i enjoyed bio 2970 with him.

2/11/2023

Quality: 4Difficulty: 4Chalker

Really caring for his students. Humorous and accessible, and truly learned a lot from this course.

4/16/2019