BIOL 313 - The Living Cell

3 NS, WR
Second Semester. This course explores the vibrant activity of cells, ranging from intracellular shuttling of vesicles and organelles to locomotion of cells during events such as embryogenesis, cancer, or wound healing. To understand how this activity arises, the course studies the design and function of the involved proteins, as well as the signaling pathways orchestrating the activity. Involves each week two class meetings and one small-group discussion.

Prerequisites & Notes
Prerequisite: BIOL 213 or NSCI 201 or NSCI 204 or consent of instructor.
Enrollment Limit: 16.
Mr. Allen

Credits: 3 hours