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2009-2010 Undergraduate Bulletin (pdf) - LaGrange College

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BIOL 3373 Genetics. (4) Fall<br />

This course includes topics in both classical and molecular genetics.<br />

Topics of study may include but are not limited to Mendelian and non-<br />

Mendelian transmission of genes, sex-linked traits, chromosomal genetics<br />

and genomes, DNA structure, replication, mutation and repair, gene<br />

expression and its regulation, recombinant DNA technology, cancer, and<br />

population genetics. The laboratory will evaluate wild type and mutant<br />

model organisms using classical and molecular genetic approaches.<br />

Prerequisites: BIOL 1101, 1101 L, 1102 and 1102 L or<br />

BIOL 1148 and 1149<br />

BIOL 3374 Cell Biology. (4) Spring (odd years)<br />

An advanced study of the structure and functions of the eukaryotic cell.<br />

Emphasis will be on the role of cellular membranes and proteins as they<br />

relate to cellular activities such as intracellular communication, secretion,<br />

and recognition.<br />

Prerequisites: BIOL 1101, 1101 L, 1102, and 1102 L or<br />

BIOL 1148 and 1149<br />

BIOL 3376 Virology. (4) Fall (even years)<br />

This introduction to virology will focus on animal viruses that are<br />

important for basic science and human and animal diseases. The topics in<br />

this course may include viral taxonomy, structure, entry/exit, replication,<br />

quantitation, genetics, pathogenesis, and virus-host interaction. The<br />

laboratory will study nonpathogenic model viral systems.<br />

Prerequisites: BIOL 3321 or BIOL 3322 or BIOL 3370 or BIOL<br />

3372 or BIOL 3373 or BIOL 3374 or permission of<br />

instructor<br />

BIOL 3384 Neurobiology. (4) Spring (odd years)<br />

An integrated study of the human nervous system correlating<br />

neuroanatomy and neurophysiology with fundamentals of clinical<br />

neurology.<br />

Prerequisites: BIOL 1101, 1101 L, 1102, and 1102 L or<br />

BIOL 1148 and 1149<br />

BIOL 4470 Senior Seminar. (1)<br />

Senior seminar is a thematic capstone course that is a broad, integrative<br />

experience in biology. The course promotes independent thinking,<br />

develops analytical skills, and provides practice in group discussion and in<br />

written and oral presentation.<br />

Prerequisites: Senior standing, biology major<br />

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