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New Brunswick Undergraduate Catalog 2013–2015 Programs of Study and Courses for Liberal Arts Students Programs, Faculty, and Courses Life Sciences Genetics 447 Elective Courses  

Elective Courses


In addition to the undergraduate courses listed below, highly qualified students will be encouraged to choose courses, in consultation with departmental advisers, from Graduate School-New Brunswick offerings. At least half of the elective courses taken must be from the 447 subject area.

  01:447:302  Quantitative Biology and Bioinformatics (3)

  01:447:352  Genome Evolution (3)

  01:447:354  Social, Legal, and Ethical Implications of the New Genetics  (3)           

  01:447:356  Evolutionary Medicine (3)

  01:447:370  Developmental Genetics (3)

  01:447:451  Genomes (3)

  01:447:460  Genetics of Compulsive Behavior (3)

  01:447:465  Mutant Isolation and Analysis (3)

  01:447:478  Special Topics in Genetics (3)

  01:447:479  Special Topics in Genetics (3)

  01:447:480  Topics in Molecular Genetics (3)

  01:447:481  Topics in Human Genetics (3)

  01:447:484  Behavioral and Neural Genetics (3)

  01:447:486  Evolutionary Genetics (3)

  01:447:495  Cancer (3)

  01:694:411  Molecular Pathways and Signal Transduction (3)

  01:694:412  Proteomics and Functional Genomics (3)

  01:694:492  Gene Regulation in Cancer and Development (3)

  11:126:427  Methods in Recombinant DNA Technology (4)

 
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