Biology 3371: Eukaryotic Genomes
An advanced exploration of the structure and function of DNA within the eukaryotic nucleus. Lectures will cover topics of chromatin and chromosome structure, control of gene transcription, RNA processing, and DNA replication and repair. The relevance of these topics to the genetic basis of human disease will be discussed. Throughout, the experimental data that shape our current understanding will be emphasized. Course grades based on exams and topic paper. Lecture 3 hours per week plus required discussion section every other week. Prereqs: Bio 3051, Chem 251 (may be taken concurrently). A student may not receive credit for both Bio 3371 and Bio 434 or 4341. Credit 4 units. D. Chalker and J. Majors (Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics, WUMS)
Natural Sciences Learning Center
Washington University - Biology
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