Bio 372 - Cellular Biology
CATALOG DESCRIPTION
372 Cellular Biology
Full course for one semester. An in-depth study of the structure-function relationships within eukaryotic cells. The course emphasizes macromolecular organization and compartmentation of cellular activities. Lecture topics include evolution of cells, intercellular communication, cell-cell recognition, information processing, energy transduction, proliferation, and functional specialization. Laboratories investigate models of cellular regulation and incorporate methods that integrate morphological and biochemical techniques. Prerequisites: Biology 101/102 and Chemistry 110. Chemistry 210 is recommended. Lecture-laboratory.
COURSE STAFF
The course is taught by Maryanne McClellan. Office hours will be posted when they are available.
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Maintained by the Reed College Biology Department
Last Modified 10/17/97
Questions/Comments to Maryanne.McClellan@directory.reed.edu