American University Catalog 2001-2002
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Lectures and laboratory work include systematic and comparative analysis of different vertebrate species. Laboratory illustrates anatomical features in lower and higher vertebrates. Usually offered alternate falls. Pre- requisite: BIO-210 and BIO-300, or permission of instructor.
BIO-435 Vertebrate Physiology with Laboratory (4) Prop- erties and physiology of vertebrate organ systems are explored.
Laboratory illustrates selected physiological principles and en- courages scientific inquiry. Usua...lly offered alternate falls. Pre- requisite: BIO-300 or permission of instructor.
BIO-440 Microbiology with Laboratory (4) Introductory sur- vey of the protists (with emphasis on bacteria): their morphology, physiology, metabolism, growth, and destruction, and their role in human welfare as agents of disease and environmental change.
Laboratory techniques of straining, cultivation, isolation, and identification of microbes, with emphasis on bacteria. Experi- ments on physiology, metabolism, and physical-chemical effects on growth and death of microbes.
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Lectures and laboratory work include systematic and comparative analysis of different vertebrate species. Laboratory illustrates anatomical features in lower and higher vertebrates. Usually offered alternate falls. Pre- requisite: BIO-210 and BIO-300, or permission of instructor.
BIO-435 Vertebrate Physiology with Laboratory (4) Prop- erties and physiology of vertebrate organ systems are explored.
Laboratory illustrates selected physiological principles and en- courages scientific inquiry. Usua...lly offered alternate falls. Pre- requisite: BIO-300 or permission of instructor.
BIO-440 Microbiology with Laboratory (4) Introductory sur- vey of the protists (with emphasis on bacteria): their morphology, physiology, metabolism, growth, and destruction, and their role in human welfare as agents of disease and environmental change.
Laboratory techniques of straining, cultivation, isolation, and identification of microbes, with emphasis on bacteria. Experi- ments on physiology, metabolism, and physical-chemical effects on growth and death of microbes.
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