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Angelo State University Course Info
San Angelo, Texas
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BIOL 5421
Developmental Biology
*5421 Developmental Biology (3-3). A study of the molecular and genetic mechanisms regulating the development of animals. Specific topics include gametogenesis, embryogenesis, and tissue development. Laboratory explores the development of various invertebrate and vertebrate model organisms and emphasizes the application of techniques used with these model systems. Course meets concurrently with Biology 4421 but requires additional readings, papers, discussion, and/or presentations for graduate students.
Units: 4.0
Corequisites:
BIOL 4421 - Developmental Biology
Prerequisites:
BIOL 3301 - Genetics
Min Grade: C
Min Grade: C
and
BIOL 3403 - Cell Biology
Min Grade: C
Min Grade: C