Cell & Molecular Biology Lab and Recitation BIOL A207 and A205

Biology Core Course

Course Description:

Students investigate cell structure and function using the methods of molecular and cellular biology. An investigative approach is used, emphasizing student designed experiments, data collection and analysis, oral and written presentation and use of the scientific literature. Students receive hands-on experiences in a number of standard cell and molecular procedures including microscopy, DNA isolation, gel electrophoresis, chromatography, spectrophotometry, cell fractionation, PCR and protein assays. Pre-requisite: BIOL A106, A108, A109, Co-requisite: BIOL A206.

Course Structure:

2 credits, with 3 hours lab and 1 hour recitation.

Instructors:

Dr. Rosalie Anderson, Don Hauber, Patricia Dorn, and Ms. Anne Barrilleaux

Link to current course homepages:

Check Loyola's Blackboard website

To find out more about this course, please feel free to contact the instructor or visit the course homepage.  You can also visit the Loyola's Schedule of Classes link and see the very most up-to-date syllabus for offerings of this course.


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