BIO 334 - Cell Biology

A study of the properties of eukaryotic cells. As the smallest unit of life, the cell defines both the potential capabilities and inherent limitations of all forms of life. This course explores the structure, physiology, and biochemistry of cells, with the primary goal of developing an appreciation for the connections between the workings of individual cells and the activity of the whole organism. Lecture 2 hours, laboratory 4 hours.

Prerequisites: BIO 117 and CHY 102 and MAT 111M, or permission of instructor. (CHY 221 recommended)

Course Typically Offered Spring - Alternate Years

Credits: 4