BIO 338
Human Genetics · 4 credits · Spring 2027
Requirements
Prereq BIO 166 & 167 & 238
About this course
Principles of human genetics and their significance in the health sciences. Lecture topics include genome annotation, chromosomal abnormalities and sequence variations, animal models, genetic approaches, genetic/genomic testing, and gene therapy. Laboratory work includes heritability estimation, karyotyping, structural and functional annotations of genome, genome-wide association studies, and genome editing. Note: Closed to students who have completed BIO 438. Prerequisite: BIO 166, BIO 167 and BIO 238
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