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Integrated Science Curriculum
An Integrated, Quantitative Introduction to the Natural Sciences I
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ISC 231 CHM 231 COS 231 MOL 231 PHY 231 SEL
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Integrated Science Curriculum
An Integrated, Quantitative Introduction to the Natural Sciences I
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ISC 232 CHM 232 COS 232 MOL 232 PHY 232 QCR
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Integrated Science Curriculum
An Integrated, Quantitative Introduction to the Natural Sciences II
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ISC 233 CHM 233 COS 233 MOL 233 PHY 233 SEL
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Integrated Science Curriculum
An Integrated, Quantitative Introduction to the Natural Sciences II
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ISC 234 CHM 234 COS 234 MOL 234 PHY 234
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Integrated Science Curriculum
Human Genomics: The Past, Present and Future of the Human Genome
The completion of the human genome and the continuing effort to sequence tens of thousands of human genomes is yielding unprecedented insights into human biology and the evolutionary history of our species. We will review the key advances enabling researchers to decipher the structure and function of the human genome as well as the genetic basis of variation among individuals and populations. Topics include the evolutionary origins and current structure of human populations, methods for detecting genomic features, cancer genomics and mapping the genes and variants underlying population-specific adaptations and disease susceptibility.
ISC 326 EEB 326 GHP 326 MOL 326
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Organic Chemistry of Metabolism
A rigorous one-semester introduction to the organic chemical reactions of greatest biological importance, taught through the lens of metabolism. Covers organic mechanisms underlying fundamental enzyme-catalyzed reactions and quantitative analysis of enzyme kinetics and metabolic networks. For quantitatively-inclined students interested in biology, this course is an alternative to the standard two-semester organic chemistry sequence (CHM303/304). Does not replace CHM303/304 for Chemistry majors. Satisfies the organic chemistry requirement for Molecular Biology majors and provides appropriate preparation for subsequent studies in Biochemistry.
ISC 335 CHM 335