Laboratory exercises supplement the lecture material of BIOL 1107. A laboratory-based introduction to biological principles, including biomacromolecules, bioenergetics, cell structure, genetics, evolution, and ecological relationships for STEM majors and prehealth students.

Genetics - 86552 - BIOS 2600 - A is TR 9:30-10:45 Aug 25, 2026 - Dec 17, 2026 in the Clough UG Learning Commons 152.  BIOS 2600 is a 3-credit class.  Prerequisites: BIOL 1510 or BIOL 1511 or ((BIOS 1107 or BIOS 1207) and (BIOS 1107L or BIOS 1207L)).  

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A laboratory course in fundamental techniques of genetic analysis.

This course is designed for graduate and undergraduate level students interested in understanding fundamental aspects underlying the study of proteins at the omics level (proteomics), including technologies and their application to biological problems. Several different aspects of modern proteomics will be discussed in the context of six major features: (1) Scientific problem; (2) Sampling; (3) Detection; (4) Data Processing; (5) Bioinformatics; (6) AI. 

This course explores the broad diversity of disciplines in conservation, with emphasis on biological phenomena. Analyzes contemporary issues affecting biodiversity, extinction risk, and policymaking.

This course is designed for graduate and undergraduate level students interested in understanding fundamental aspects underlying the study of proteins at the omics level (proteomics), including technologies and their application to biological problems. Several different aspects of modern proteomics will be discussed in the context of six major features: (1) Scientific problem; (2) Sampling; (3) Detection; (4) Data Processing; (5) Bioinformatics; (6) AI. 

This course explores the broad diversity of disciplines in conservation, with emphasis on biological phenomena. Analyzes contemporary issues affecting biodiversity, extinction risk, and policymaking.

Laboratory exercises supplement the lecture material of BIOL 1107. A laboratory-based introduction to biological principles, including biomacromolecules, bioenergetics, cell structure, genetics, evolution, and ecological relationships for STEM majors and prehealth students.