This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this site, closing this banner, or clicking "I Agree", you agree to the use of cookies.
Read our cookies policy and privacy statement for more information.
Stand with UkraineDonate
- Home
- California
- California State University-Sacramento
- Course info
- bio-223 - human-molecular-genetics
California State University-Sacramento Course Info
Sacramento, California
Course Info
Search for courses by clicking on letters of the alphabet or by using a search bar. Explore course description, number of credits required and course sequences to satisfy graduation requirements.
BIO 223
Human Molecular Genetics
In-depth study of the molecular basis of human disease, emphasizing current experimental approaches and technologies. Topics include the isolation and analysis of disease genes, the influence of teratogans and random environmental events on human embryonic development, the molecular and biochemical consequences of mutagenesis, and ethical issues that currently surround the field. Lecture 3 hours.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
CHEM 161 - General Biochemistry
and
BIO 184 - General Genetics