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protein biosynthesis and turnover, transcriptional and post-transcriptional
control mechanisms. Examples of the above topics from
eucaryotic and procaryotic cells and viruses.
BIOS 4153G Molecular Biology
3 cr.
Prerequisite: BIOS 3453. Structure and organization of DNA and
chromatin, DNA replication, repair, transcription and RNA processing,
protein biosynthesis and turnover, transcriptional and posttranscriptional
control mechanisms. Examples of the above topics
from eucaryotic and procaryotic cells and viruses.
BIOS 4334 Cell Physiology
4 cr.
Prerequisites: BIOS 2114 and MATH 2314. BIOS 3104 is recommended.
The function of cells and cell organelles interpreted in terms of
ultrastructure, biochemistry, and biophysics. Three hours of lecture
and four hours of laboratory.
BIOS 4334G Cell Physiology
4 cr.
Prerequisites: BIOS 2114 and MATH 2314. BIOS 3104 is recommended.
The function of cells and cell organelles interpreted in terms of
ultrastructure, biochemistry, and biophysics. Three hours of lecture
and four hours of laboratory.
BIOS 4343 Endocrinology
3 cr.
Prerequisites: BIOS 3354. Comparative endocrinology of vertebrates.
BIOS 4343G Endocrinology
3 cr.
Prerequisites: BIOS 3354. Comparative endocrinology of vertebrates.
BIOS 4353 Comparative Animal Physiology
3 cr.
Prerequisites: BIOS 3354. A comparative study of physiological
mechanisms and specialization of invertebrates and vertebrates
as related to homeostasis, ecology, and phylogeny. Three hours of
lecture.
BIOS 4353G Comparative Animal Physiology
3 cr.
Prerequisites: BIOS 3354. A comparative study of physiological
mechanisms and specialization of invertebrates and vertebrates
as related to homeostasis, ecology, and phylogeny. Three hours of
lecture.
BIOS 4373 Biology of Aging
3 cr.
Prerequisite: BIOS 3453 or BIOS 3104. An examination of current
ideas of the causes and effects of biological aging at the organismic
and cellular levels. Topics will include population dynamics, evolution,
and cellular genomic and stochastic processes.
BIOS 4373G Biology of Aging
3 cr.
Prerequisite: BIOS 3453 or BIOS 3104. An examination of current
ideas of the causes and effects of biological aging at the organismic
and cellular levels. Topics will include population dynamics, evolution,
and cellular genomic and stochastic processes.
BIOS 4384 Plant Physiology
4 cr.
Prerequisite: BIOS 2114. A study of plant functions, including hormonal
systems, photosynthesis, water relations, adaptations to
environment stress, photomorphogenesis and photoperiodism.
Three hours of lecture and four hours of laboratory.
BIOS 4384G Plant Physiology
4 cr.
Prerequisite: BIOS 2114. A study of plant functions, including hormonal
systems, photosynthesis, water relations, adaptations to
environment stress, photomorphogenesis and photoperiodism.
Three hours of lecture and four hours of laboratory.
BIOS 4414 Animal Development
4 cr.
Prerequisite: Three biology credit hours at or above the 3000 level. A
detailed examination of the evolutionary patterns and mechanisms
of animal development. The underlying cellular and molecular
mechanisms of development are emphasized in lecture. The laboratory
portion of the course emphasizes the developmental anatomy
of vertebrates. Three hours lecture, three hours laboratory.
BIOS 4490 Spec Topics Phys & Cell Bio
1-4 cr.
Prerequisites: BIOS 2114; additional prerequisites may be established
for each Special Topics course offered. Prerequisite information
must be obtained from the departmental office prior to registration.
Treatment of advanced specialized subjects in physiology, biochemistry,
cell and molecular biology. Topics will vary each semester.
Lecture and/or laboratory. Section number will correspond
with credit to be earned.
BIOS 4490G Spec Topics Phys & Cell Bio
1-4 cr.
Prerequisites: BIOS 2114; additional prerequisites may be established
for each Special Topics course offered. Prerequisite information
must be obtained from the departmental office prior to registration.
Treatment of advanced specialized subjects in physiology, biochemistry,
cell and molecular biology. Topics will vary each semester.
Lecture and/or laboratory. Section number will correspond
with credit to be earned.
BIOS 4513 Populat Genetics & Evolution
3 cr.
Prerequisites: BIOS 2014 and MATH 1125. An introduction to the
mathematical and quantitative theory of evolutionary processes.
Topics include, but are not confined to, mutation, natural selection,
genetic drift, quantitative variation, and speciation.
BIOS 4513G Populat Genetics & Evolution
3 cr.
Prerequisites: BIOS 2014 and MATH 1125. An introduction to the
mathematical and quantitative theory of evolutionary processes.
Topics include, but are not confined to, mutation, natural selection,
genetic drift, quantitative variation, and speciation.
BIOS 4523 Evolutionary Ecology
3 cr.
Prerequisite: credit in BIOS 2014 and either PSYC 1310 or MATH 2314.
An application of basic principles of population genetics and ecology
to a series of contemporary topics in evolutionary ecology.
Discussion sections (one hour) based on assigned readings in the
primary literature presentations (two hours).
BIOS 4523G Evolutionary Ecology
3 cr.
Prerequisite: credit in BIOS 2014 and either PSYC 1310 or MATH 2314.
An application of basic principles of population genetics and ecology
to a series of contemporary topics in evolutionary ecology.
Discussion sections (one hour) based on assigned readings in the
primary literature presentations (two hours).
BIOS 4590 Spec Topics Organismic Biology
1-4 cr.
Prerequisites: BIOS 2014; additional prerequisites may be established
for each Special Topics course offered. Prerequisite information
must be obtained from the departmental office prior to registration.
Treatment of advanced specialized subjects in ecology, evolution,
and systematics. Topics will vary each semester. Lecture and/
or laboratory. A field service fee may be required in this course.
Section number will correspond with credit to be earned.
BIOS 4590G Spec Topics Organismic Biology
1-4 cr.
Prerequisites: BIOS 2014; additional prerequisites may be established
for each Special Topics course offered. Prerequisite information
must be obtained from the departmental office prior to registration.
Treatment of advanced specialized subjects in ecology, evolution,
and systematics. Topics will vary each semester. Lecture and/
or laboratory. A field service fee may be required in this course.
Section number will correspond with credit to be earned.
BIOS 4624 Limnology & Oceanography
4 cr.
Prerequisite: BIOS 2014. Physiochemical and biological dynamics of
fresh and estuarine waters. Two hours of lecture and four hours of
laboratory. A field service fee is required in this course.
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