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BIOL 363 - Molecular Biology for Health Professions (4)

This molecular biology course will explore the interface between genetics and biochemistry. Students will delve into the concepts underlying how biomolecules interact in various parts of the cell, focusing heavily on DNA replication transcription and translation. In this course, students will engage in a detailed study of varied aspects of molecular biology and will demonstrate their understanding of techniques such as molecular cloning, macromolecule blotting, and polymerase chain reaction, which are commonly used in research. Includes integrated laboratory. Knowledge of Biology I & II, or equivalent, and Organic Chemistry I is recommended to be successful in this course.