Academic Activities
Graduate students studying Molecular Biology may select from a wide variety of formal elective courses within the Departments of Botany, Chemistry, Microbiology, and Zoology. Although a complete listing and description of all graduate courses is provided in The Graduate Bulletin, courses which are of special interest to students concentrating on molecular biology include those listed below.
- Molecular biology of microorganisms - Microbiology
- Plant molecular biology - Botany
- Physiological and molecular botany - Botany
- Biochemistry - Chemistry
- Advanced biochemistry - Chemistry
- Special topics in biochemistry - Chemistry
- Biochemical genetics - Zoology
- Advanced topics in genetics - Zoology
- Microbial genetics - Microbiology
- Advanced topics in microbial genetics - Microbiology
- Microbial and molecular genetics laboratory - Microbiology
- Advanced topics in plant genetics - Botany
- Organic evolution - Zoology
- Mechanisms of animal development - Zoology
- Advanced topics in cellular and developmental biology - Zoology
- Animal cell biology - Zoology
- Plant ultrastructure - Botany
- Plant tissue culture - Botany
- Virology and tissue culture - Microbiology
- Advanced topics in virology - Microbiology
- Immunology - Microbiology
- Advanced topics in immunology - Microbiology
- Scanning electron microscopy - Zoology/Botany
- Transmission electron microscopy - Zoology/Botany
- Advanced topics in biological instrumentation - Microbiology
- Advanced analytical techniques - Zoology
- Advanced instrumental analysis - Chemistry
- Spectroscopic identification of structure - Chemistry
NOTE: Not all courses are offered every year.
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