BIOL.5320 Genomics (Formerly 81.532)

Id: 037681 Credits: 3-3

Description

This course surveys the field of genomics, examining current technologies and their biological applications. Lectures cover genome organization, genome sequencing and annotation, functional genomics, evolutionary genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics and the role of bioinformatics in organizing and interpreting genomic data. Students will be expected to submit written papers and to make oral presentations.

Prerequisites

Co-req: BIOL.5340L Genomics Laboratory.

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