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GMS CM 766: Mini-Courses in Cell and Molecular Biology
Prereq: consent of instructor. Two six-week courses are presented. I. Imaging of Biological Systems: The goal is to discuss and demonstrate principles of fluorescence microscopy. There is both a classroom and hands on component. A small independent project will be conducted by students to enhance familiarity with instrumentation. II. Proposal Writing: The goal is for students to learn how to write the components of a proposal. Sessions include evaluation of writing. The culminating project is a proposal on their work. In the past members of the NRSA study sections have been invited to lead sessions. Trinkaus-Randall. 2 cr, Spring sem.
