X. Mutagenesis and Genetic Instability. Y. Cancer Genetics. Z. Molecular Neurobiology. Biomedical Sciences 252. The weekly series of departmental seminars presented by visiting scientists and UCR faculty members on current research topics in the field of biomedical sciences.
Enrollment is required each quarter of graduate study.
Biochemistry 110A-110B General Biochemistry and Biochemistry 110C or Biology 107. This is essentially considered a prerequisite for admission. Biomedical Sciences 202. This new course will serve as a core requirement for Biomedical Sciences graduate students. Lectures and discussions will focus on recent discoveries or emerging fields concerning the molecular basis of disease and the approaches and techniques used.