Microbes in our Environment
A course investigating the diversity of roles microbes play in human-associated environments. Selected topics include microbiomes of people, animals and plants, and ways in which microbial activity is harnessed in human society. Molecular tools to study the community structure and roles of individual organisms will also be discussed. The unifying theme is that each of these topics will be used to develop skills in interacting with primary scientific literature and understanding data. May not be held with the former MBIO 3480, the former MBIO 4320, or the former MBIO 4480.
Prerequisites & course information
PR/CR: A minimum grade of C is required unless otherwise indicated. Prerequisites: [( MBIO 3032 or MBIO 3033 ) and MBIO 3700 ] or [the former MBIO 3030 or the former MBIO 3031] or permission of instructor. Mutually Exclusive: MBIO 3480, MBIO 4320, MBIO 4480 Attributes: Science
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027