Both eukaryotes and prokaryotes will be included. Also, techniques in recombinant DNA and current literature will be covered. Student will learn up to date and in depth knowledge in molecular biology and genetics and learn advanced technology in the field. Fall Quarter only. Students must contact instructor before registering for course.
Course work is designed for advanced students interested in the genetic basis of human malignancy.
Oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes are discussed and the mechanisms by which they produce cellular phototypes will be studied. Laboratory research will include transfer of genes into cells, measurement of cellular phenotype and analysis of gene expression. Understanding of the genetic basis of human malignancy.