BIOL 3050
Developmental Biology
Lectures describe development as a sequence of processes and events, in which 'simple' structures such as fertilized eggs are progressively transformed into complex organisms. These events are governed by developmental 'rules' which have been determined through experimental study of animal and plant model organisms. Laboratories use live material whenever possible. PREREQUISITES: BIOL 2020.03 (or BIOA 2001.03) and BIOL 2030.03 (or GENE 2000.03) FORMATS: Lecture | Lab | Discussion
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027