and environmental stress factors. Productivityculturing methods and economics. Man's use ofbiotechnology and industry. Terrestrial monitoring.BIO 570 Plant Pathology - Four semester hours.History of non-parasitic and parasitic diseasesincited by bacteria, fungi, plasmodiophorales,nematodes, and viruses will be discussed. Diseasecontrol through exclusion, eradication, protection,and post-resistance mechanisms will be mentioned.(Prerequisite: BIO 344)BIO 571 Plant Anatomy - Four semester hours.Ontogeny, differentiation, and maturation of thevarious tissues and organs of angiosperms.Investigate problems in the growth and developmentof an angiosperm using histological techniques. Twothree-hour labs per week. (Prerequisite: BIO 372 orConsent of Instructor)BIO 572 Plant Taxonomy - Four semester hours.Principles of classifying, naming, and identifyingvascular plants with special emphasis on floweringplants, including a consideration of ecologicalfactors influencing vegetation distribution.BIO 580 Advanced Inveterate Zoology (UAH) -Four semester hours. Phylogenetic consideration ofthe invertebrate, including structural, functional,embryological, and physiological relationships,leading to an understanding of the complexity ofanimals. Includes laboratory and field trips.(Prerequisite: Invertebrate Zoology or Consent ofInstructor)BIO 590 Problems in Biological Sciences - Threesemester hours. Considers the problems ofelementary and secondary school teachers of sciencein all areas of biological sciences. Emphasis onrelations of biological organisms to theirenvironment, stressing climatic and soil factorswhich influence their distribution and adaptations.Provision is made for individual investigation in thebiological science.BIO 620 Applied Environmental Psychology(Toxicology) - Four semester hours. Detailed studyof hazardous pollution in the environment: heavymetals, pesticides, radiation, ozone, hydrocarbons,their fate and impact on the ecosystem; assay ofpollutants and their bioremediation. Risk assessmentof pollutants in the environment and theirmanagement. (Prerequisites: Consent of Instructor)BIO 621 Pathogenic Bacteriology (UAH) - Fivesemester hours. Detailed study of bacteria that causeinfections in humans. Mechanisms of pathogenicityand host-parasite relationships are emphasized. Twothree-hour labs per week. Lab Fee: Level 4.(Prerequisites: BIO 361, 421, and 430 or Consent ofInstructor)BIO 622 Applied and Industrial Microbiology -Four semester hours. Physiological studies andfermentation processes. Function of microorganismsof industrial importance in the biological productionof antibiotics, vitamins, organic acids, alcohol,amino acids, waste treatment and their assay.(Prerequisite: Microbiology)BIO 623 Advanced Virology - Four semesterhours. Outline of field of virology stressing themolecular biology of virus replication. Topicsinclude immunology, genetics, and epidemiology.Emphasis on bacteria and vertebrate viruses,although plant and insect viruses may be discussed.(Prerequisites: Microbiology and Principles ofVirology)BIO 624 Immunology - Four semester hours.Theoretical and practical aspects of immunology.Current areas of immunology that are controversialwill be discussed in detail. One four-hour lab perweek. Lab Fee: Level 4. (Prerequisites: BIO 361 and430 or Consent of Instructor)BIO 625 Medical Mycology (AAMU and UAH) -Four semester hours. Comprehensive study of fungipathogenic to man with emphasis on theirproperties, pathogenesis, and laboratory diagnosis.Topics will include interrelationship between fungi,the environment and food. Two hour labs per week:level 4; (Prerequisites: BIO 421 and 430)BIO 631 Pharmacology - Four semester hours.Lecture and laboratory course. Major topics includedrug-receptor interaction, kinetics of drugabsorption, distribution, and elimination, and adiscussion of drugs affecting different systems. Alsoto be considered are topics such aspharmacogenetics, toxicity, mutagenesis,teratogenesis, carcinogenesis, and drug interactions.Emphasis is on mechanism of action of drugs inrelation to their use as therapeutic agents inmedicine. (Prerequisites: Advanced Physiology Iand II).BIO 632 Cardiovascular Physiology - Threesemester hours. Mechanisms of cardiac muscleexcitation and interaction. Analysis of peripheralcirculation. Neural regulation of circulation.Angiography, Electrocardiography, and109
Vectorcardiography as diagnostic tools.(Prerequisites: Medical Physiology I & II).BIO 633 Endocrinology - Four semester hours.Anatomy, physiology and biochemistry of theendocrine glands. Discussion of the systemic effectsof hormones, their regulation, integration, andmechanisms of action. Includes laboratory. Lab Fee:Level 4. (Prerequisites: BY 361 and 532 or Consentof Instructor).BIO 641 Advanced Cell Biology (AAMU andUAH) - Four semester hours. Integrated approach tothe fine structure and function of various cellularprocesses. Special attention to particular aspects ofcellular process each term; e.g., motility in cells,cellular differentiation, etc. Laboratory included.Lab fee: Level 4. (Prerequisite: Cellular andDevelopment Biology or Consent of Instructor).BIO 642 Advanced Cell Physiology - Foursemester hours. Biochemical and biophysicalcytology. The cell as matter, life history of the cell,molecular basis of cellular activities, enzymes andenergy conversions, functional localizations insubunits of the cell, mechanisms of motility,structure and function of cell membranes, effects ofradiation on cells, biochemical control mechanisms,cellular differentiation and the interaction betweencells, hypothesis of cellular origins. (Prerequisites:Molecular Biology, Physics, Cytology, andBiochemistry) Includes laboratory.BIO 643 Microscopy (UAH) - Four semesterhours. Introduction to the various methods ofpreparation for transmission electron microscopyand an analysis of electron micrographs. Attentionwill also be given to supporting techniques such asphase microscopy, autoradiography, scanningelectron microscopy, negative staining, andcytochemistry. Lab Fee: Level 4. (Prerequisites:<strong>Graduate</strong> standing and Consent of Instructor)BIO 644 Topics in Cell and Development Biologyand Biological Fine Structure (UAH) – Twosemester hours. Discussion of current topics in cellbiology with emphasis on student participation.Both plant and animal cells will be emphasized.Depending on the number of students, some termsmay be devoted to short research problems.(Prerequisites: BIO 543 and 643 or Consent ofInstructor)BIO 645 Human Cytogenetics and its ClinicalApplication - Three semester hours. Review ofnormal human chromosome structure and normalchromosome segregation and morphology withclinical considerations.BIO 646 Molecular Genetics (AAMU and UAH) -Three semester hours. The molecular mechanismsunderlying genetic principles. Structure of genes andchromosomes; primary; secondary and tertiarystructure of DNA; DNA replication; geneticrecombination; RNA transcription; translation andgenetic code; regulation of gene function; evolutionat the molecular level. (Prerequisites: BIO 319 andCHE 361)BIO 647 Enzymology (UAH) - Three semesterhours. Detailed study of enzymes including proteinsynthesis, primary, secondary, tertiary, andquaternary structure, nomenclature, physiologicaland catalytic functions, enzyme kinetics, andmetabolic regulations of enzyme activity.(Prerequisites: BIO 542 or CHE 561 or Consent ofInstructor)BIO 648 Enzymology Lab - Two semester hours.Techniques of isolation, purification, andcharacterization of enzymes. Lab Fee: Level 4.(Prerequisite: BIO 647)BIO 649 Advanced Genetics I - Four semesterhours. Three hours lecture and one hour laboratory.This is the first of the two-course sequence and willprovide instruction in genetics of viruses, bacteriaand fungi. This instruction will emphasize acomparative approach of structure, function andexpression of genetic material, genetic code, proteinsynthesis and transposable elements. Methods ofcloning recombinant DNA in these groups will bediscussed. (Prerequisites: Principles of Genetics,BIO 311: Microbiology, BIO 430; Biochemistry,BIO 407)BIO 650 Advanced Genetics II - Four semesterhours. Three hours of lecture and one hour oflaboratory. This is the second of the two-coursesequence and will include classical and molecularinstruction in animal genetics, population geneticsand evolutionary genetics. The emphasis will be onthe use of modern molecular techniques, such asallozyme and restriction fragment lengthpolymorphism, and DNA sequencing information instudying modern population and evolutionarygenetics. (Prerequisites: BIO 591, BIO 430, BIO407, and BIO 649)BIO 651 Medical Entomology (UAH) - Foursemester hours. Insects and other arthropods asparasites and disseminators of disease. Mechanisms110
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