GENE 108 Genetic Manipulation and Application to Neurobiology

The final term of a year-long graduate level course in biochemistry, cell and molecular biology, a continuation of BIOC 101, BIOL 103 and MICRO 104. These special-topics mini-courses provide more in-depth information about specific areas in biochemistry, cell and molecular biology.  Each first-year MCB student must enroll in three sequential modules.  Module topics offered each year will vary.    Students should contact Janet Cheney for current list of spring-term modules and descriptions.

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