Graduate Biology Course Descriptions

BIOL - 600. Graduate Seminar. (1)

Prerequisite: Graduate standing or consent of instructor. A seminar with the faculty and other graduate students for presentation and discussion of current biological literature and research endeavors. May be repeated for credit. One meeting each week. Offered intermittently.

BIOL - 630. Immunogenetics (3)

Prerequisite: BIOL - 443 and graduate standing or consent of instructor. The advanced study of molecular genetics of the immune system, with emphasis on the regulated expression of genes critical to the immune response. Three lectures weekly. Open to advanced undergraduates. Offered intermittently.

BIOL - 658. Techniques in Light and Electron Microscopy (4)

Theory of light and electron microscope operation and prepration of biological specimens for microscopy. Offered every Fall.

BIOL - 695. Directed Reading (1-4)

Offered every semester.

BIOL - 698. Research in Biology (1-4)

Offered every semester.