Biological Sciences · Columbia University
Most of the material in this course I learned in neurogenetics.
For most students with significant post-baccalaureate experience, and/or a concrete understanding of the direction they want to take their career, I don't think this class is a productive use of time. Were it not a required course, I'd recommend against taking PRS. 1 Columbia University: Arts & Sciences Fall 2024 Course: BIOLGR9301_001_2024_3-PRERESEARCHSEMINAR : BIOLGR9301_001_2024_3 - PRERESEARCH SEMINAR Instructor: Iva Greenwald
Lots of information about genetics both in humans and bacteria. Many efforts were made to show how genetics fundamentals relate to genetics research going on today.
Eukaryotic and prokaryotic genetics, applications of genetics in experimental contexts.
Genetics and classical genetic experiments. Actually covered a lot of fundamental experiments that explain a lot of the things taught in intro bio, etc.
All about the field of genetics - from Mendel's Laws to Muller's Morphs.
Genetics in quantitative and qualitative means.
Lots about the history of genetics and how to apply it (in terms of crosses and things like that)
Genetics - basics to biological applications.
The basic principles of genetics, the process of how they were elucidated and how they play a role in disease.