BIO419H5

UTM

Molecular Aspects of Gene Regulation

Gene expression is regulated during development in multicellular organisms. The study of gene regulation is tightly linked to our understanding of cell types and functions. This course provides an overview of the molecular aspects of gene expression, including transcription, regulatory RNAs, chromatin regulation, and genomic regulation. Students will read, critique, and present recently published research articles on gene regulation in eukaryotes.

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Prereq: ( BIO207H5 and BIO372H5) or permission of instructorBreadth: ScienceExcl: BIO484H5 (Fall 2018) or MGY420H1
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DepartmentBIO
CampusUTM (Mississauga)
Level400
Hours24L/12S
BreadthScience
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