Featured Biology Course for Spring 2008

BIO-501 Mechanisms of Pathogenesis

Infectious diseases of humans with emphasis on bacterial pathogens and the biology of the causative agents. Host-pathogens and the biology of causative agents. Host-parasite relationships, pathogenesis, immunology, and epidemiology are studied. Prerequisites: BIO-440 or graduate standing.

Instructor: Dr. Bushaw-Newton

Fall 2008 Course List

• BIO-100 G5:1 Great Experiments in Bio
• BIO-110 G5:1 General Biology I
• BIO-200 G5:2 Structure & Function of the Human Body
• BIO-210 G5:2 General Biology II
• BIO-220 G5:2 The Case for Evolution
• BIO-240 G5:2 Oceanography
• BIO-356 Genetics with Laboratory
• BIO-390 Ind Reading Course in Biology
• BIO-392/692 Cooperative Educ Field Exper
• BIO-490/690 Ind Study Project in Biology
• BIO-491/691 Internship
• BIO-496 Selected Topics: Animal Behavior
• BIO-497 Senior Honors Thesis I
• BIO-498 Senior Honors Thesis II
• BIO-499 Senior Seminar in Biology
• BIO-501 Mechanisms of Pathogenesis
• BIO-505 Introduction to Neurobiology
• BIO-590 Ind Reading Course in Biology
• BIO-677 Topics in Development Biology: Current Research Bio & Ecology
• BIO-697 Research Methodology Biology
• BIO-790 Biology Literature Research
• BIO-797 Master's Thesis Research