Hand-manipulated, Fluorescent Embryonic Cells from the Model Organism C. elegans (Bob Goldstein Lab)

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Spring 2012

BIOL 101L Principles of Biology Lab -- Stegenga

BIOL 252 Anatomy & Physiology -- Shemer

BIOL 205 Cell and Developmental Biology -- Goldstein & Duncan

BIOL 402 Infectious Diseases in the Developing World -- Duronio & Peifer

BIOL 441 Vertebrate Embrylogy -- Harris

BIOL 565 Conservation Biology -- White

Fall 2011

BIOL 101 Principles of Biology -- J Desaix

BIOL 101 Principles of Biology -- Hogan

BIOL 101L Principles of Biology Lab -- Stegenga

BIOL 205 Cell and Developmental Biology -- Peifer & A Jones

BIOL 202 Molecular Biology and Genetics -- Bloom & Shemer

BIOL 422 Microbiology -- Matthysse

BIOL 624 Developmental Genetics -- Bautch, Conlon, & Pevny

BIOL 446 Unsolved Problems in Cellular Biology -- Harris

Spring 2011

BIOL 101 Principles of Biology -- Hogan

BIOL 202 Molecular Biology and Genetics -- Hogan & Kieber

BIOL 522 Bacterial Genetics -- Matthysse

BIOL 205 Cell and Developmental Biology -- Reed & Rogers

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