BIOL 649 Comparative Genomics (4)

An in-depth consideration of genome structure, evolutionary dynamics, and computational analysis driving multidisciplinary “-omics” approaches to medicine, organismal biology, and environmental science. Students discuss landmark primary literature emphasizing a comparative phylogenetic framework for new advances in genomics and analyze genome-scale data in the computer lab to develop a research proposal. A background in cellular or molecular biology is recommended.
Course Frequency: Every Other Spring