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Biol 420: Teaching Science and Math in Middle and Secondary School
3.00 Credits
New Mexico Highlands University
To familiarize students with learning theory and methods of teaching specifically related to middle and high school students of science and math. National and state science and math standards will be incorporated into the course. Prerequisite: Completion of all level 2 classes in general science major or at least 30 credit hours in life and/or physical science or math, Field-Base 2 or concurrent enrollment and permission of instructor.
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Biol 422: Plant Physiology ;3,2;Alt Sp
4.00 Credits
New Mexico Highlands University
The physiology of germination, growth, flowering, fruiting, and senescence in plants. Prerequisite: Biol 303 and Chem 341, or permission of instructor.
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Biol 423: Molecular & Cell Biology ;3,2;Fa
4.00 Credits
New Mexico Highlands University
Detailed exploration of basic cellular chemistry, macromolecules, membrane structure and function, transport mechanisms, organelles and compartmentalization, protein sorting and transportation, enzymes, cell communication, chemical nature and structure of genetic material, replication and expression of genetic material, mitosis, cell division, cell cycle control, manipulating genes and cells and energy metabolism. The laboratory will explore eukaryotic cell biology using modern molecular biology techniques. Topics include protein structure function and properties and structure of DNA. Techniques covered in this course include electrophoresis, peptide and DNA mapping, Western blotting and cell fractionation. Prerequisite: Biol 301, Biol 302, Biol 303.
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Biol 424: Molecular & Cell Biology Laboratory ;0,2;Fa
1.00 Credits
New Mexico Highlands University
Laboratory course to accompany Biol 423. This lab is required of students that have satisfied the Molecular & Cellular lecture requirement but have not taken the laboratory portion.
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Biol 425: Marine Biology ;3,2:Sp
4.00 Credits
New Mexico Highlands University
Major groups of marine invertebrates and algae are observed and studied in their natural habitats. Students participate in a ten-day field trip during the spring break, with a transportation and room charge of approximately $150. Enrollment limited to 16. Prerequisite: Major in biology, Biol 302 and Biol 303, and permission of the instructor.
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Biol 425 - Marine Biology ;3,2:Sp
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Biol 427: Immunology ;Alt Sp
3.00 Credits
New Mexico Highlands University
Study of diseases of vertebrates with emphasis on host-parasite interactions. The course includes principles of isolation, characterization, and control of pathogenic organisms as well as principles of vertebrate response to infection, antigen-antibody interaction, hypersensitivity, and autoimmune diseases. Prerequisite: Biol 301.
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Biol 428: Pathogenic Microbiology ;2,4 Alt Fa
4.00 Credits
New Mexico Highlands University
This course will cover fundamental concepts in the isolation, characterization, and control of pathogenic organisms as they relate to human-host parasite interactions.
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Biol 430: Livestock Management ;3 Alt Sp
3.00 Credits
New Mexico Highlands University
This course will address livestock health management, livestock production economics and effects on natural resources. Primary emphasis will be on beef cattle production, but other species of domestic animals and wildlife will be discussed.
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Biol 432: Vertebrate Physiology ;3,2;Alt Sp
4.00 Credits
New Mexico Highlands University
Fundamental life processes in the vertebrates. Prerequisite: Biol 302 and Chem 341.
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Biol 445: Biology of Vertebrates
3.00 Credits
New Mexico Highlands University
Evolution, comparative morphology, classification, and life histories of vertebrates. Prerequisite: Biol 302. Co-requisite: Biol 446.
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