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Undergraduate Bulletin - Loyola Marymount University

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360 / BIOLOGY<br />

BIOL 561<br />

Bioinformatics and Genomics Research<br />

2 Semester Hours<br />

Investigation of the systems-level properties of biological<br />

pathways and networks. Research may include<br />

bioinformatics and/or functional genomics techniques.<br />

Requires consent of instructor.<br />

BIOL 563<br />

Molecular Genetics Research<br />

2 Semester Hours<br />

Laboratory work in gene mapping and gene isolation.<br />

Requires consent of instructor.<br />

BIOL 564<br />

Vision Genetics Research<br />

2 Semester Hours<br />

Research on the influence of genetic background and<br />

modifier genes on the course of inherited and age-related<br />

retinal degenerations.<br />

Requires consent of instructor.<br />

BIOL 565<br />

Plant Developmental Biology Research<br />

2 Semester Hours<br />

Laboratory work in molecular and genetic analysis of plant<br />

development.<br />

Requires consent of instructor.<br />

BIOL 569<br />

Ethnobotany Seminar<br />

2 Semester Hours<br />

An introduction to the mutual relationships between<br />

plants and traditional peoples with an emphasis on phyto<br />

medicines and sustainability.<br />

Requires consent of instructor.<br />

BIOL 571<br />

Conservation Biology Seminar<br />

2 Semester Hours<br />

A survey of topics relating to the conservation of animals and<br />

plants, including extinction, genetic aspects, demography,<br />

insularization, threats to biodiversity, economics and<br />

politics, religious and ethical perspectives, and practical<br />

applications.<br />

Requires consent of instructor.<br />

BIOL 585<br />

Issues in Biotechnology Seminar<br />

2 Semester Hours<br />

An interdisciplinary seminar series bringing together faculty<br />

from different disciplines to present and discuss topics in<br />

biotechnology. Examples include sustainable agriculture,<br />

advances in medicine and biotechnology, legal and ethical<br />

considerations and biotechnology, the environment and<br />

biotechnology, the manipulation of biological machinery<br />

(proteins), the fusion of engineering and biotechnology<br />

(nanotechnology), the business of biotechnology.<br />

Requires consent of instructor.<br />

BIOL 586<br />

Molecular Cell Biology Research<br />

2 Semester Hours<br />

Independent laboratory research examining questions<br />

pertaining to gene expression, including ribosome biogenesis<br />

and mRNA transport/localization, utilizing techniques of<br />

molecular and cell biology, biochemistry, and genetics.<br />

Requires consent of instructor.<br />

BIOL 587<br />

Molecular Mechanisms in Development Seminar<br />

2 Semester Hours<br />

An exploration of current research utilizing molecular/<br />

genetic techniques to study developmental biology.<br />

Requires consent of instructor.<br />

BIOL 594<br />

Independent Research<br />

1-4 Semester Hours<br />

Independent research in a faculty laboratory. Results must<br />

be presented formally.<br />

BIOL 598<br />

Special Studies<br />

1-3 Semester Hours<br />

Requires consent of instructor.<br />

BIOL 599<br />

Independent Studies<br />

1-3 Semester Hours

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