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2223

Limnology

BI 411 Limnology 4 cr.  (3-0-3)

Physical, chemical and biological aspects of lakes and streams. Laboratory work includes methods and instruments of field studies.

Notes:

Field work may be required. Contact instructor for more information.

Ecology of the Great Lakes

BI 410 Ecology of the Great Lakes 4 cr.

Lectures on the ecology of the Laurentian Great Lakes. Core subjects include biogeochemistry, community ecology and the ecological consequences of human activities including exotic species introductions, environmental pollution and natural resource management practices.

Advanced Cell Biology

BI 406 Advanced Cell Biology 4 cr.  (3-0-3)

Structure and function of eukaryotic cells and organelles, with comparisons to selected features of prokaryotic cells. Topics include methods of study, compartmentalization of cells, cellular energetics, cell signaling, cytoskeletal proteins and the cell cycle. Laboratory work includes microscopy, tissue culture and isolation of cellular components.

Immunology

BI 405 Immunology 3 cr.

Introduction to immunology, considering basic immunological mechanisms including humoral and cell-mediated immunity, immunity of infectious disease, immunogenetics and tumor immunology.

Virology

BI 404 Virology 3 cr.

An introductory course in virology integrating some of the biochemical, genetic and medical implications of viruses with general virology.

Microbial Ecology

BI 402 Microbial Ecology 4 cr.  (3-0-3) The study of microbial population and community interactions. Microbial activities in natural systems and the interactions of microbes with plants and animals will also be studied. Laboratories consist of a mixture of microbiological techniques and independent research projects.

Laboratory Experience

BI 391 Laboratory Experience 1-2 cr.

Practical experience in laboratory biology under the supervision of a faculty member engaged in research. A written report of the laboratory experience will be required and placed on file in the department office.

Notes:

May be repeated for up to six credits if topic differs. A course subtitle on the student’s transcript will describe the content of this course, e.g., BI 391 Laboratory Experience in Genetics. Field work may be required. Contact instructor for more information.

Field Experience

BI 390 Field Experience 1-2 cr.

Practical experience in field biology under supervision of a faculty member engaged in research. A written report of the field experience will be required and placed on file in the department office.

Notes:

A course subtitle on the student's transcript will describe the content of this course, e.g., BI 390 Field Experience in Woodcock Ecology.

Field work may be required. Contact instructor for more information.

Animal Physiology

BI 327 Animal Physiology 4 cr.  (3-0-3)

This course focuses on the physiological systems of invertebrates and vertebrates. The comparative method will be used to identify general physiological principles. The subject matter includes metabolism, respiration, circulation, temperature effects, water and solute regulation, and muscle and nerve physiology.

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