An introduction to biological evolution, from the level of genes to populations to species.

An introduction to biological evolution, from the level of genes to populations to species.

An introduction to biological evolution from the level of genes to populations to species.

Genetic mechanisms in viruses, bacteria, and eukaryotic cells in a comparative sense. Topics include molecular genetics and gene action, transfer systems and mapping, cytological, quantitative, and population genetics.

Genetic mechanisms in viruses, bacteria, and eukaryotic cells in a comparative sense. Topics include molecular genetics and gene action, transfer systems and mapping, and cytological, quantitative, and population genetics.

Genetic mechanisms in viruses, bacteria, and eukaryotic cells. Topics include molecular genetics and gene action, transfer systems and mapping, cytological, and quantitative genetics.

A laboratory course where students will carry out experiments in classical transmission genetics, as well as modern molecular genetics.

A critical thinking and problem solving course designed around principles of genetics. This computer-simulated laboratory course will appeal to students with a background in basic mathematics and genetics by requiring logical thinking, hypothesis testing, and written communication of results.

Individual or small group directed readings in a selected area of genetics under the direction of a faculty member.

An advanced treatment of evolutionary biology from the level of genes to populations to species.

The response of populations to environmental change can include change in distribution, physiological and behavioral acclimation, or evolutionary change. This class will focus on climate change and marine populations for examples of these responses. Evaluation is primarily through written assignments. Instruction on technical writing and comprehension included.

Six model organisms are studied in-depth to understand how their special genetic properties have been used to solve problems in molecular, cellular, and developmental biology.