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BIOL 2TR: 200 Level Major Transfer Elective
0.00 - 99.00 Credits
SUNY at Fredonia
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BIOL 310: The Human Genome
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Fredonia
The course will focus on human genes, their inheritance and the Human Genome Project. The broad subject area of genetics will be covered including studies of genes and genomes in other species to facilitate a better understanding of human genetics. For non-majors only.
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BIOL 330: General Ecology
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Fredonia
Introduction to ecology emphasizing general principles at individual, population, and community levels. Examples of various approaches (observation and experimentation, field and laboratory studies, and modeling and computer simulations) are considered.
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BIOL 331: General Ecology Laboratory
1.00 Credits
SUNY at Fredonia
Laboratories designed to give a diversity of experience, building upon principles of individual, population, and community ecology. A quantitative approach to the study of ecology is emphasized. Labs include plant and animal studies and field and laboratory experiments, as well as long- and short-term studies.
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BIOL 333: Biochemistry
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Fredonia
The structure and function of proteins and the regulation of metabolic pathways will be the central concepts presented in the course. Students should gain an understanding of the fundamental principles of the biology of protein molecules.
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BIOL 334: Biochemistry Laboratory
1.00 Credits
SUNY at Fredonia
Introduction to laboratory practice using biochemical techniques to isolate and characterize proteins. Enzyme kinetics and bioinformatics are also covered.
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BIOL 336: Mammalian Physiology
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Fredonia
An integrative approach to systems physiology. After an initial discussion on mechanisms of cellular regulation of homeostasis, individual physiological systems, e.g. respiratory, cardiovascular, are examined. Organ and system action are related to demonstrate integration of function within the body. Major emphasis will be on normal human functions.
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BIOL 337: Mammalian Physiology Lab
1.00 Credits
SUNY at Fredonia
A laboratory course designed to complement BIOL 336 Mammalian Physiology. Laboratory exercises examine, through experimentation, the integrative functions of organs and systems within the body. Labs include excitable cell physiology, cardiovascular, excretory and exercise physiology. Wherever possible, human models are utilized.
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BIOL 338: Microbiology
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Fredonia
The course includes a basic study of microbial taxonomy, morphology, biochemistry, and reproduction. Great emphasis is placed on medical microbiology, infectious diseases, microbial genetic regulation, and the application of microorganisms in recombinant gene technology. Laboratory includes identification of microbes by colonial and microscopic features, biochemical properties, and antibiotic sensitivities. Two lectures, one laboratory.
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BIOL 340: Cell and Subcellular Biology
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Fredonia
Cell structure and function at cellular and molecular level using animal, plant, and microbial cells to illustrate common and divergent tenets. Physical and chemical organization of cells, analysis of the cell concept, emphasis on biochemical, physiological, and ultrastructural properties. Laboratory exercises dealing with isolation and characterization of cell fractions. Two lectures, one laboratory.
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