Biology 376 Announcements and Handouts
6 Oct 09
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Announcements and Handouts appear here (especially useful if you missed something in class).
Current Lecture slides in PDF
Old Lecture slides (2008) in PDF
Announcements
Updated
Nov. 18 presentations
1st talk - Rachelrose Heinzel
2nd talk - Jennifer Rosin
3rd talk - Felix Camacho
1st talk reviewers: Chardonnay Shinn, Maesa Hanhan
2nd talk reviewers: Stephanie Papp, Rusty Wall
3rd talk reviewers: Kaitlyn Howell, Raneeza Cano
Nov. 23 presentations
1st talk - Chardonnay Shinn
2nd talk - Maesa Hanhan
3rd talk - Stephanie Papp
4th talk - Rusty Wall
1st talk reviewers: Kari Milam, Erin Davis
2nd talk reviewers: Mitchell Mendez, Jessi Nerland
3rd talk reviewers: Rachel Oyama, Raneeza Cano
4th talk reviewers: Rachelrose Heinzel, Jennifer Rosin
Dec. 2 presentations
1st talk - Kaitlyn Howell
2nd talk - Kari Milam
3rd talk - Erin Davis
1st talk reviewers: Maesa Hanhan, Stephanie Papp
2nd talk reviewers: Felix Camacho, Mitchell Mendez
3rd talk reviewers: Jessi Nerland, Rachel Oyama
Dec. 9 presentations
1st talk - Mitchell Mendez
2nd talk - Jessi Nerland
3rd talk - Rachel Oyama
4th talk - Raneeza Cano
1st talk reviewers: Rachelrose Heinzel, Chardonnay Shinn
2nd talk reviewers: Jennifer Rosin, Kaitlyn Howell
3rd talk reviewers: Kari Milam, Felix Camacho
4th talk reviewers: Erin Davis, Rusty Wall
Please note that we continue using the older, previous edition of the text (7th edition), not the most current (8th edition). All assigned readings will be from the 7th edition, which should be readily available as a used book at the USD Bookstore or online.
The Bio 376 lab manual and "Notesketch" lab notebook will be available for purchase in lab on Wed, Sept. 2. The first lab handout will be provided in class on that same morning, so that you may come prepared. Also read the reserve reading material: "How cells are studied," in Alberts et al., Molecular Biology of the Cell, 3rd Edition, pp 139-148; and viewing the microscopy material on the CD-ROM Vade Mecum (packaged with the textbook). [Copies of "How cells are studied" will also be available to read in lab.] Look at the list of materials you need for lab in the syllabus; it is not essential to have all of these for first lab, but definitely get them as soon as possible. You will need them by the second lab. You will conclude the first lab by taking a quiz on microscopy, including material from the assigned reading.
Lab Handouts folder
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