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BIO 370-01: Disease Ecology (Fall 2016 Metz)

The ecology and evolution of disease in human,, plants, and animal systems. Topics will include, causes of disease emergence; host-pathogen, interactions and co-evolution; interactions, between disease and community diversity; and, anthropogenic effects on disease, among others., We will use case studies, mathematical theory,, and examples from the primary literature to, understand the causes and consequences of, host-pathogen interactions for populations,, communities, and ecosystems. Intended for, biology, biochemistry and molecular biology, and, environmental studies majors.
Categoría: Fall 2016

BIO 370-01: Disease Ecology (Fall 2020 Metz)

The ecology and evolution of disease in human,, plant, and animal systems. Topics will include, causes of disease emergence, host-pathogen, interactions and co-evolution, interactions, between disease and community diversity, and, anthropogenic effects on disease, among others. We, will use case studies, mathematical theory, and, examples from the primary literature to understand, the causes and consequences of host-pathogen, interactions for populations, communities, and, ecosystems. Intended for biology, biochemistry and, molecular biology, and environmental studies, majors.
Categoría: Fall 2020

BIO 375-01: Physiology (CAS Fall 2024 Parks)

Study of how complex living systems work.
Mechanisms underlying metabolism, neural
function, muscle, respiration, cardiovascular
systems, acid-base balance, renal function,
osmoregulation, and response to exercise. Focus
on animal physiology, general physiological
principles and responses to system perturbations.
Emphasis on recent experimental discoveries and
unanswered questions. Intended for biology and
biochemistry majors. Lecture and laboratory.
Categoría: Biology

BIO 375-01: Physiology (Fall 2023 Autumn)

Study of how complex living systems work. Mechanisms underlying metabolism, neural, function, muscle, respiration, cardiovascular, systems, acid-base balance, renal function, osmoregulation, and response to exercise. Focus on human physiology, general physiological principles and responses to system perturbations. Emphasis on recent experimental discoveries and, unanswered questions. Intended for biology and biochemistry majors. Lecture and laboratory.
Categoría: Biology

BIO 375-01: Physiology (Fall 2025 Parks)

Study of how complex living systems work., Mechanisms underlying metabolism, neural, function, muscle, respiration, cardiovascular, systems, acid-base balance, renal function,, osmoregulation, and response to exercise. Focus, on animal physiology, general physiological, principles and responses to system perturbations., Emphasis on recent experimental discoveries and, unanswered questions. Intended for biology and, biochemistry majors. Lecture and laboratory.
Categoría: Biology

BIO 395-01: Biology Seminar (CAS Fall 2024 Binford)

Selected topics in biology. Students will have the
opportunity to hear research seminars from outside
scientists. Students enrolled in the course will
develop and present a research seminar of their
own. All students taking this course for credit
will be required to attend all seminar
presentations, both by outside speakers and by
their peers, and to participate in the
question-and-answer session after the seminar.
Categoría: Biology

BIO 395-01: Biology Seminar (Fall 2025 Liere)

Selected topics in biology. Students will have the, opportunity to hear research seminars from outside, scientists. All students taking this course for credit, will be required to attend all seminar, presentations, both by outside speakers and by, their peers, and to participate in the, question-and-answer session after the seminar.
Categoría: Biology

BIO 407-01: Venom Biology (Spring 2021 Binford)

Integrative analyses of venom as a phenotype., Focus includes the behavioral role of venom,, methods of collecting and vouchering venomous, animals, molecular and biochemical analyses of, venom components, assays of bioactivity,, evolutionary analysis of venom toxins, and, clinical consequences of envenomation. Students, will discuss primary literature and give an oral, presentation on a topic of their choice.
Categoría: Biology

BIO 422-01: Neurobiology (CAS Spring 2025 Weissman-Unni)

The biology of the nervous system, with emphasis
on cellular and molecular approaches. Electrical
signaling in excitable cells, the physiology and
biochemistry of synaptic transmission,
neuropharmacology. The biological bases of
learning, memory, and some neurological disorders.
Sensory systems and neuronal development.
Laboratory focus on student-designed projects.
Lecture and laboratory.
Categoría: Biology

BIO 490-01: Biological Oceanography (CAS Fall 2024 Wear)

Advanced study of current issues in biology, as
determined by student and/or faculty interest.
May
extend existing areas of the curriculum or
explore
new subjects. Offering contingent on student
interest and faculty availability.
Categoría: Biology
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