MIC205B - Microbiology Elements

Course Outline
This course is designed to supplement MIC205A and provide Microbiology undergraduate majors with a solid grounding in biochemistry as preparation for Microbial Physiology (MIC328).

Instructor: Dr. James K. Collins, PhD
Office: V/SC 227
Phone: 520-626-7321
Fax: 520-626-5602
E-mail: jimc@u.arizona.edu
Office hours: By appointment (please e-mail)

 

 

 

 


Course Objectives
This course is a one-unit supplement to MIC 205A for Microbiology majors. Topics discussed in this course will be in greater detail and depth to supplement the course material in MIC 205A. Areas to be covered include but are not limited to basic principles of organic chemistry, aerobic and anaerobic metabolism, macro-molecular synthesis, DNA replication, and others.

Required/Recommended Knowledge
Prerequisites for this course are MCB 181R or PSIO 201, and CHEM 101B or CHEM 103A. Concurrent registration with MIC 205A is strongly recommended.


Additional Course Information
This course uses D2L. If you are a registered student, please log into the D2L website for complete course information.

Updated May 14, 2009
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