BIO 314 2.0 Human Biology
This course introduces fundamental biological and scientific principles by studying the structures, actions, and processes as well as diseases of the human body such as cancer, heart, and infections disease. Course also covers topics on human genetics, human evolution, and human ecology.
ZOO 323 1.0 Applied Genetics
Aim of this course is to give an overview of basic molecular biology techniques and their applications for isolating and characterization of a gene. This course will cover different types of cloning vectors, different DNA manipulating enzymes, restriction enzymes and mapping, DNA ligation, selection of clones and gel electrophoresis. Further we will explore different labeling techniques, isolating of a gene from genomic library and cDNA library, genomic organization, and mapping. Finally we will discover the wonders of applications of recombinant DNA technology in medicine, forensic medicine, agriculture, animal husbandry, environment, stem cell research, and ethical implications in recombinant DNA technology.
ZOO 342 2.0 / BIO 336 1.0 Recombinant DNA Technology
This course will cover different types of cloning vectors, different DNA manipulating enzymes, restriction enzymes, and mapping, DNA ligation, selection of clone, and gel electrophoresis. Further, we will explore different labeling techniques, isolating a gene from the genomic library and cDNA library, genomic organization, and mapping. Finally w,e will discover the wonders of applications of recombinant DNA technology in medicine, agriculture, industry, and ethical implications in recombinant DNA technology.