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Adv. Developmental
Biology (Bio. 405)
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An advanced course in modern developmental biology covering such topics as; cell-cell interactions, the role of growth factors, regulation of pattern formation, cell lineage analysis, in mammalian and non-mammalian embryos. Emphasis will be on experimental approaches to each topic. Readings from current journal articles will be required for all lectures. This course is open to undergraduates with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better, Prereq. 304. and the permission of the Biology Chairperson and the Graduate School. (3 credit hrs.)
Professor William J. Wasserman
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