Biology

• GRS BI 708: Biochemical and Molecular Aspects of Development
  Aspects of eukaryotic animal and plant development as they are currently understood on a biochemical or molecular level are discussed in detail. The usefulness of generalizing from the data available and possible generalization to less well understood systems are discussed. Three hours lecture, one hour discussion
• GRS BI 735: Advanced Cell Biology
  Current understanding of essential topics and important problems in modern cell biology, with emphasis on recent experimental findings, research strategies and approaches, and new techniques for ivestigating how cells work. Three hours lecture, one hour discussion.
• GRS BI 753: Adv Mol Biology
  This course description is currently under construction.
• GRS BI 755: Cellular and Systems Neurosceince
  Survey course in neurobiology. Topics to be covered include: cell biology of the neuron, development of the nervous system, synaptic plasticity, learning and behavior, and netwerk modeling. Three hours lecture, one hour discussion.
• GRS BI 756: Systems and Behavioral Neuroscience
  Team taught survey course in neuroscience. Topics to be covered include cortical structures, information processing, synaptic plasticity, learning and memory, and perception. Lectures will draw on reading from current scientific literature.
• GRS BI 903: Research in Cellular Morphology
  
• GRS BI 904: Research in Cellular Morphology
  
• GRS BI 905: Research in Endocrinology and Reproduction
  
• GRS BI 906: Research in Endocrinology and Reproduction
  
• GRS BI 909: Research in Invertebrate Zoology and Parasitology
  
• GRS BI 910: Research in Invertebrate Zoology and Parasitology
  
• GRS BI 911: Research in Behavior and Ecology
  
• GRS BI 912: Research in Behavior and Ecology
  
• GRS BI 913: Research in Botany
  
• GRS BI 914: Research in Botany
  
• GRS BI 915: Research in Microbiology
  
• GRS BI 916: Research in Microbiology
  
• GRS BI 919: Research in Vertebrate Zoology
  
• GRS BI 920: Research in Vertebrate Zoology
  
• GRS BI 921: Research in Paleontology
  

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