81. SUNY Potsdam: Biology Department Course Descriptions transformation, photosynthesis and respiration; cell division and Animal diversity,plant diversity, reproduction and BIOL210, Human anatomy and Physiology, 4 http://www.potsdam.edu/BIOL/description.html

Course Descriptions Chair: Charles E. Foster Dept. Office: Stowell Hall - 206B Phone: Fax: Email: Biology Dept. Department HomePage Program Information Faculty and Staff Directory ... Library Resources Courses are offered each semester unless otherwise designated. BIOL 100 Principles of Biology 4 Credits Three hours lecture and one two-hour lab weekly. One semester course providing an understanding of the operation of biological systems and acquaintance with biological concepts and principles. For non-majors. Fall and Spring. BIOL 105 Introduction to Human Genetics 3 Credits Human genetics, including transmission of genes, genetic ratios, chromosomal defects, sex determination, population considerations, introduction to DNA and gene functions, and moral dilemmas facing society. Non-majors only. Fall and Spring. BIOL 106 Environmental Biology 3 Credits Concepts related to the physical and biological environments, populations and communities, current environmental problems. Laboratory and field experiences are an integral part of the course. Non-majors only. Spring and Fall. BIOL 107 Human Biology 3 Credits Emphasis on cellular function, nutrition, reproduction and other aspects of the body under normal and abnormal conditions. Non-majors only. Fall and Spring

82. People In The Dept. Of Biology, Purdue University M. Friedman (Structural biology) Structural cell biology of tumefaciens Tiplasmidin plant cells. Grabowski (Curriculum and Instruction) anatomy and physiology http://www.bio.purdue.edu/Bioweb/People/Faculty/alpha.html

About the Dept. Faculty Positions People Publications ... School of Science Alphabetical Listing Of Biology Dept. Faculty John N. Anderson (Eukaryotic gene expression) Control of eukaryotic gene expression and replication; molecular biology; DNA structure. Arthur I. Aronson (Microbiology) Insecticidal protoxin synthesis and structure; assembly of bacterial spores. David J. Asai (Cell and developmental biology) Dynein structure; microtubule structure and function; microtubule-associated proteins; early embryonic development; mitosis; neuronal cell differentiation. Timothy S. Baker (Structural biology) Cryo-electron microscopy and image analysis of biological macromolecules. Jeffrey L. Bennetzen (Molecular genetics of plants and plant pathogens) Plant transposable elements; regulation and role of plant genes involved in stress resistance; structure and evolution of plant genomes. Anna W. Berkovitz (Curriculum and Instruction) Biology education Jeffrey T. Bolin

83. Handbook Of Plant Anatomy Band III Teil 4 FreyWyssling, Albert The plant cell Wall. Dendrology, tree structureand economic use. Pathological and regenerative plant anatomy. 9/1999. http://www.balogh.com/schweizerbart/handbook_of_plant_anatomy.html

Balogh Scientific Books presents E. Schweizerbart'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung Gebrüder Borntraeger Verlagsbuchhandlung Handbuch der Pflanzenanatomie Encyclopedia of Plant Anatomy Traite d'Anatomie Vegetale NEW Siegfried Fink: Pathological and Regenerative Plant Anatomy Healthy plants are not only the aim of all gardeners, farmers, and foresters, but they also are the principal study object of plant biologists. However, it is only the stressed, injured, or diseased plant which exhibits the full range of possible structural and functional responses to challenges by harmful abiotic or biotic stimuli, consisting of highly variable forms of degeneration, adaptation, defense, or regeneration. In medicine, books on diseases are obviously much more numerous than books on healthy humans; in botany, by comparison, books on injured and diseased plants are much rarer. The present text tries to comprehend the current status of our knowledge of the possible structural changes in plants suffering from, e.g., genetic disorders, mechanical stresses, injuries, frost, heat, drought and mineral deficiencies and excesses, air pollutants, viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasitic vascular plants, nematodes, or insects. Almost 75 years after the last edition of Ernst Küster's book on Pathological Plant Anatomy (Pathologische Pflanzenanatomie), this is the first modern compilation of pathological plant anatomy. With more than 7000 references it covers the most relevant literature, including many older publications which have nearly fallen into oblivion, though they contain valuable and still unsurpassed information.

84. Office Of Laboratory Instruction BIOL 1144 Human anatomy and Physiology Laboratory measurements techniques, biochemistry,cell biology, and BIOL 3445 plant Physiology Laboratory Laboratory http://www.bchs.uh.edu/Undergraduate/labinst.html

Office of Laboratory Instruction BIOL 3124 Human Physiology Lab Introduction Coordinators and Divisions TA Office hours Course Descriptions ... Frequently Asked Questions Introduction Laboratory courses offered by the Biology and Biochemistry Department cover a wide range of disciplines and methodologies including cell and molecular biology, biochemistry, genetics, microbiology, population biology, and human anatomy and physiology. The Office of Laboratory Instruction functions to coordinate activities and supervise teaching of the laboratory classes. Lab instruction personnel strive to maintain high academic standards by revising curriculum, upgrading laboratory equipment periodically, and by implementation of new teaching strategies to include the most recently developed technologies. Core personnel consist of four coordinators who oversee specific divisions of laboratory courses. For assistance with a laboratory course, please contact the coordinator over that division. Coordinators and Divisions: Top The Office of Laboratory Instruction is located in the Science Building, Room 124

85. Registration & Records - Course Catalog Course Offerings fall, BO 413, Introductory plant anatomy, 4(33-0) S. Preq BO200. Histochemistry of plant cells and tissues. BO (ZO) 414, cell Biology, 3(3-0-0)F. http://www2.acs.ncsu.edu/reg_records/crs_cat/BO.html

Policies NCSU Home Comments BOTANY - BO BO 101 Perspectives on Botany 1(1-0-0) F Orientation to modern botany, including discussions of historical background, relation to other sciences, the nature of modern subdisciplines, professionalism and ethics, local resources of personnel and facilities, educational opportunities, and career possibilities. Course Offerings: fall WolfWare Info BO 102 Introduction to Research 1(1-0-0) S Preq: BO 101 Overview of research resources available to students. Methods of access to current information in chosen area of specialty. Interact with several faculty about research opportunities, develop a research proposal. Course Offerings: fall BO 200 Plant Life 4(3-3-0) F,S,Sum Credit cannot be given for both BO 200 and BO 250. An introduction to the structure, processes, and reproduction of higher plants, including the diversity of the plant kingdom and principles of inheritance, ecology, and evolution. Course Offerings: fall sprg WolfWare Info BO 213 Plants and Civilization 3(3-0-0) S Preq: BIO 125, BIO 105 or BO 200

86. Allied Titles cell Division and plant Tissues • The cell Cycle Mitosis and Cytokinesis • plantTissues Exercise of a Woody Dicot Stem • Internal anatomy of a http://www.morton-pub.com/html/exbotlab.html

Title Exercises for the Botany Laboratory Authors Joel A. Kazmierski List Price # Of Pages ISBN This inexpensive, black-and-white lab manual emphasizes plant structure and diversity. The first group of exercises covers morphology and anatomy of seed plants, while the remaining exercises survey the plant kingdom (including fungi and algae). The exercises are easy to set up and manage and make extensive use of prepared slides. Some key features of Exercises for the Botany Laboratory are: The lab exercises are simple and easy to perform and do not require extensive equipment or set up; all the exercises are class-tested and proven; review questions provided at the end of each set of exercises help students monitor their progress; and photographs and diagrams are included in the lab exercises for the students to label. Exercises for the Botany Laboratory can be used as a stand-alone manual in a botany laboratory course or in conjunction with A Photographic Atlas for the Botany Laboratory Table of Contents Exercises for the Botany Laboratory Exercise 1 Microscopes and Plant Cell Structures • The Dissecting Microscope • The Compound Microscope • Plant Cell Structure Exercise 2 Cell Division and Plant Tissues • The Cell Cycle: Mitosis and Cytokinesis • Plant Tissues Exercise 3 Stems: Herbaceous Plants • External Morphology • The Stem Tip and Primary Growth • Plants Having Only Primary Tissue Exercise 4 Stems: Woody Plants • External Features of a Woody Dicot Stem

87. Southampton College: Biology Courses Photosynthesis, respiration, cell structure, survey of plant kingdom, anatomyand physiology of flowering plants, ecology and plant communities. http://www.southampton.liu.edu/academic/courses/u_bio.htm

Biology Courses Natural Science Division Courses marked with an asterisk (*) may be used to partially fulfill Core Requirements BIOL 101* Introduction to Cell Biology Two hours lecture, three hours laboratory. Topics include cell ultra-structure, biochemistry and genetics. Required of Biology majors and Biology concentrations. Prerequisite: high school chemistry or co-requisite: CHEM 101 Laboratory fee: $55.00. Every Semester, 4 Credits BIOL 102* Plant Biology Three hours lecture/discussion, three hours laboratory. Photosynthesis, respiration, cell structure, survey of plant kingdom, anatomy and physiology of flowering plants, ecology and plant communities. This course may be substituted for BIOL 101. Laboratory fee: $55.00. Every Semester, 4 Credits BIOL 104* Human Biology Three hours discussion, two hours laboratory. A study of scientific method, and of man's similarities to, and differences from, other animals, with emphasis on the major organ systems. Laboratory fee: $55.00. Fall or Spring, 4 Credits

88. BUBL LINK / 5:15 Internet Resources: Plant Biology habit, leaf form, anatomy, physiology and of Mineralogy Subjects palaeontology, plantbiology DeweyClass 561 physiology and metabolism, cell surfaces, plant http://bubl.ac.uk/link/p/plantbiology.htm

BUBL LINK / 5:15 Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About Plant biology A-Z Index Titles Descriptions APHIS: Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Aquatic and Wetland Plant Glossary BeanRef Botanic Diversity Pages ... World Lecture Hall: Biology and Botany Page last updated: 17 March 2003 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk APHIS: Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Aims to ensure the health and care of animals and plants, improve agricultural productivity, and contribute to the national economy and the public health. Author: US Department of Agriculture Subjects: pest control, plant biology, public health, united states agriculture, veterinary science DeweyClass: ResourceType: documents Location: usa Last checked: Aquatic and Wetland Plant Glossary Glossary of terminology relating to aquatic and wetland plants. Author: Dave L Sutton, University of Florida Subjects: plant biology, plant distribution DeweyClass: ResourceType: dictionary Location: usa Last checked: BeanRef A collection of references from printed literature and electronically available information covering different aspects of research on beans (genus Phaseolus and Vigna). Includes general overview, germplasm collections, cell culture, taxonomy, molecular biology, genetics, cytogenetics, physiology, phytopathology, production and consumption, conferences, organisations, groups, and databases. Author: University of Kaiserslautern Subjects: plant biology, plant genetics

89. The University Of Melbourne - Faculty Of Science structure Function of the Brain 516307 Project Study in anatomy cell Biology. 606-202Plant Biodiversity 606-203 Biodiversty of Protists 606-204 Ecology http://www.science.unimelb.edu.au/courses/current/prac.html

Special Consideration Unsatisfactory Progress Changing Subjects Workload ... Contact Info PRACTICAL SUBJECTS SEMESTER 2 , 2002 Each Faculty of Science teaching department has a different method of enrolling students into practical classes depending on the level of the subject. Registering for 100-level practical classes Students enrolled in any 100-level subjects which have a practical component will be automatically allocated a practical class. Your practical class for 100-level subjects will be available on the web from mid July 2002. This information may be accessed via the Subject Timetables or , where you will also find information about how to change your practical class allocation. Note : You may lose your place in a subject if you do not register for your practical class at the required time. Click on the departments below to view their practical class enrolment procedures: Anatomy and Cell Biology Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Botany Chemistry ... Zoology Anatomy and Cell Biology 200-Level Subjects 300-Level Subjects Anatomy 2 Please contact the department directly on: 8344 5814 or visit the department: Level 7, East Wing, Medical Building

90. Molecular Biology Faculty - Bioscience Graduate Studies Kropf, Darryl, Biology, plant Development. Levine, Edward, Neurobiology and anatomy,Mammalian Retinal Oncological Sciences, Morphogenesis cell Fate Specification http://www.bioscience.utah.edu/mb/mbFaculty/mbFaculty.html

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY FACULTY A B C D ... Z Name Department Research Interest Abel, E. Dale Biochemistry Regulation of Cardiac Substrate Metabolism and Gene Expression by Insulin Ash, John (Rick) Neurobiology and Anatomy Amino Acid Transport Atkins, John Human Genetics Reprogrammed Genetic Decoding Ayer, Don Oncological Sciences Transcription; Nuclear Oncogenes Baehr, Wolfgang Neurobiology and Anatomy Molecular Biology of Phototransduction Bass, Brenda Biochemistry dsRNA Binding Proteins Bastiani, Michael Biology Neurodevelopment; Growth Cone Development Beckerle, Mary Biology Cell Adhesion; Cytoskeleton Blair, David Biology Bacterial Motility Blumenthal, Donald Biochemistry Protein Kinases; Calmodulin Brothman, Arthur Human Genetics Molecular Mechanisms of Prostate Cancer Cairns, Bradley Oncological Sciences Chromatin Remodeling; Transcription Capecchi, Mario Human Genetics Mammalian Developement' Genetic Recombination Carroll, Dana Biochemistry Recombination; Gene Targeting Casjens, Sherwood

91. Biology (BIOL) Advanced studies in (a) behavior, (b) cell biology, (c evolution, (g) genetics, (h)human anatomy, (j) microbiology biology, (m) physiology, (n) plant biology, (p http://www.unr.edu/catalog/courses/biol.html

Biology (BIOL) 100 level 200 level 300 level 400-600 level ... Biology Home Page 100 Level Courses 100 BIOLOGY: PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS (3+0) 3 credits Basic biological concepts, interpretation and application of scientific methods, effects of biological advances on society. Core curriculum science course; can not be used for credit toward field of concentration in biology. Prerequisite: Core mathematics requirement, or Corequisite: MATH 128 or higher. 110 BIOLOGY FOR ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE LEVEL EDUCATION MAJORS (2+3) 3 credits Introduction to basic biological concepts and science teaching pedagogy for prospective elementary/middle level teachers utilizing scientific methodology and hands-on investigative techniques. Prerequisite or corequisite: MATH 120 or higher. (May 2000) 190 INTRODUCTION TO CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY (3+0) 3 credits Introduction to the molecular and cellular basis of living organisms, including cell structure and function, principles of genetics and early development. Prerequisite: CHEM 101 or 191 INTRODUCTION TO ORGANISMAL BIOLOGY (3+0) 3 credits Introduction to the diversity of life, including the physiology, ecology, behavior and evolution of living systems. Prerequisite:

92. Mohawk College - CE, Health Sciences & Human Services: Course Descriptions HMP16 anatomy Advanced This advanced course photosynthesis, respiration, and plantgrowth and Microbial cell structure, taxonomy and laboratory investigation http://www.mohawkc.on.ca/dept/cehs/cses-hmp.html

Health Course Descriptions - HMP HMP03 Biochemistry I This course will provide the student with a basic understanding of the biochemical processes of the human body. It is a pre-requisite for Biochemistry II. Course fee includes printed material. HMP04 General Anatomy I This course provides a basic understanding of anatomical terminology and the type of tissues and structures including the bones and major muscle groups of the human body. There will be 4 on-campus classes and 27 hours of self study. Fee includes printed material. Cost of textbook and workbook are not included. This course is a pre-requisite for HMP07 Embryology and all further Anatomy courses. HMP05 Botany I The aim of this course is to give the student the knowledge of basic plant anatomy, reproduction, response to the environment as well as the tools required to correctly identify the family, genus and species of a variety of plants. Special emphasis on plants used in Phytotherapy and presentation of powdered herbs will be covered in Botany II. HMP06 Horticulture This course familiarizes students with the "growing" of plants especially the medicinal herbs. Pests and diseases, feeding, pruning, and garden design are among topics discussed.

93. College Of Biotechnology - List Of Members Microbial decomposition of hydrocarbons, microbial production of greenhouse gases,plantmicrobe interactions, developing user anatomy cell Biology. http://biotechnology.usask.ca/MemberList.html

Name Department Email Address / Web Site Address Research Interests Dr. Michelle Alting-Mees Plant Biotechnology Institute michelle.alting-mees@nrc.ca Recombinant antibody cloning. Applications to plant biotechnology and genomics research. Development of new cloning technologies. Dr. Joseph F. Angel Biochemistry joseph.angel@usask.ca Simulation of intermediary metabolism, bioinformatics. Dr. Greg Appleyard Veterinary Pathology greg.appleyard@usask.ca http://duke.usask.ca/~appleyar/ Research leading to the commercial availability of new or improved molecular diagnostic tests specific for infectious diseases of livestock in Saskatchewan. Dr. Albert D. Barth Western College of Veterinary Medicine albert.barth@usask.ca Reproductive biology, specifically spermatology. Dr. Peta Bonham-Smith Virtual College of Biotechnology peta.bonham-smith@usask.ca http://duke.usask.ca/~bonhamp/Peta/ Dr. Colin Boyd boyd@commerce.usask.ca http://www.commerce.usask.ca/faculty/boyd/default.htm The evolution of business strategy in the biotechnology industry, and biotechnology as an example of a new technology which produces commercial, technological and ethical issues which are challenging for society to accept. Dr. Fiona Buchanan

94. Faculty Of Science -Department Of Biology-Course Synopses including photosynthesis and respiration; introductory plant anatomy and physiology inclonal propagation, introduction to plant engineering. B 304 cell Biology http://www.nul.ls/faculties/science/bio_ugsynopses.htm

Visitors Contacts Sitemap Feedback ... Students Affairs Department of Biology - Undergraduate Course Synopses B 108 Introductory Biology: B 204 Introductory Ecology: B 213 Evolutionary Biology: B 214 Introduction to Genetics and Animal Development: Heredity and variation; the gene; gene environment interactions. Mendelian inheritance, Dihybrid crosses, The chromosome theory of inheritance, penetrance and expressivity, chromosome and gene mutations. Animal development. B 224 Introductory Plant Anatomy and Physiology: Chemistry in cells including photosynthesis and respiration; introductory plant anatomy and physiology; development and growth in plants, tropic movements. Introduction to plant biotechnology, totipotency, role of tissue culture in clonal propagation, introduction to plant engineering. B 304 Cell Biology: The cell theory; procaryotic and eucaryotic cells; cell membranes and cellular transport; organisation and functions of organelles; the nucleus, cytoskeleton, mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, plastids; cytochemical methods; molecular biology of the cell; origin of the cell; normal and abnormal divisions; communication and interactions between cells; gene action, splicing of genes, recombinant DNA, cloning and other practices in genetic engineering.

95. Buy The Best-Selling Book Electronic Plant Anatomy CD-ROM Buy the BestSelling Book Electronic plant anatomy CD-ROM Preface The Nature of plants The Uniqueness of plants Geological Evolutionary History The Basic plant Body Groups of Land plants Structural Size Relationships VIDEO Anatomical Research http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.shop-mcgraw-hill.com/mcgrawh

96. Biotechnology Outreach And Educational Resources At NMSU cell Biology Molecular Biology Human Genome Project. plant Sciences Introductionto plant Science (Agro/Hort100 G); Low WaterUse Landscape plants for the http://www.nmsu.edu/~molbio/moc1.html

Biotechnology Outreach and Educational Resources Biological Databases Bio ABACUS a searchable relational database of acronyms and abbreviations of terms and journal titles used in biology and computer science Metabolic Engineering: Plant Primary Metabolism Bibliography a database of references to journal articles covering carbon and nitrogen metabolism in plants; references to genes, enzymes and transgenic plants. TargetDB a database of peptides targeting proteins to cellular locations Course Materials Bioethics Bio-informatics Cell Biology Microscopy in silico Java!! Molecular Cell Biology (Molb 520) Genetics Web Tools for Teaching Genetics Genetics of Type II Diabetes Modeling Natural Selection Using Populations of Dog Breeds Java!! Molecular Biology Human Genome Project Plant Sciences Introduction to Plant Science (Agro/Hort100 G) Low Water-Use Landscape Plants for the Southwest Crop Plant Resources Internet Tools for K-12 Teachers: Teaching Genetics Using the Dog Genome Database-1997 Human Genome Database: Impact on the Prevalence of Diabetes-1997 Some of the web pages served from the Molecular Biology web site were supported in part by the NM Agricultural Experiment Station and extramural grants: NIH grant S06 GM 08136, US ARO under grant number DAAH04-96-1-0415, and USDA CSREES 98-3487-5897. Molecular Biology Program Please send comments and suggestions to: moconnel@nmsu.edu

97. Plant Anatomy plant anatomy. plant anatomy. Richard Welcome to the website that supportsthe Electronic plant anatomy CDROM by Crang and Vassilyev. The http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072510846/

student view instructor view information center view Home Plant Anatomy Preferences Feedback Help Center Plant Anatomy Richard Crang , University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Andrey Vassilyev , St. Petersburg State University, Russia Contents: student view Unit 1: The Nature of Plants Unit 4: General Cell Structure Unit 6: Cell Walls ... Reviewer Notes Welcome to the website that supports the Electronic Plant Anatomy CD-ROM by Crang and Vassilyev. The Electronic Plant Anatomy CD-ROM deals with the structural characteristics of mature and developing cells, tissues, and organs of seed plants. Anatomical structures of flowering plants are given special emphasis. It is intended to serve as a complete guide for beginning college/university students in plant anatomy, as well as a reference for advanced studies in various fields of plant biology. 2003 McGraw-Hill Higher Education Any use is subject to the and McGraw-Hill Higher Education is one of the many fine businesses of The McGraw-Hill Companies

98. Departmental Outcomes Assessment Microbiology. Has a comprehensive understandingof cell organelle structure and function. http://www.sru.edu/depts/artsci/bio/outcomes.htm

Outcome Goals I. Critical Thinking: Goal Primary Level Advanced Level Can describe the process of science and how it judges between competing theories. Can differentiate between science and pseudoscience. All courses in the major discipline. All courses in the major discipline. Can distinguish cause and effect from correlation data. All courses in the major discipline. All courses in the major discipline. Knows how to use the scientific method to draw defendable conclusions that explain biological observations in the natural world. Principles of Biology Ornithology Molecular Biology Ecology ... Independent Study Applies concepts from biology to evaluate current issues and problems in science. All courses in the major discipline. All courses in the major discipline II. Knowledge / Content: Goal Primary Level Advanced Level Understands the basic chemical composition of living cells. Principles of Biology , General Chemistry I, General Chemistry I Lab, General Chemistry II, General Chemistry II Lab, General Physics I Microbiology Can describe the structure and function of prokaryotic cells. Principles of Biology Genetics Microbiology Has a comprehensive understanding of cell organelle structure and function.

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GLOSSARY How this glossary is organized This entries in this glossary are not arranged alphabetically, but are instead grouped according to related concept. If you want to locate specific words, use your browsers "Search" or "Find" command. Contents Levels of Organization in the Plant Body Cells Tissues/tissue systems Organs Organisms Plant Cells Organelles Vacuoles Cell walls Tissues and Cell Types in the Plant Body Ground tissue system Dermal tissue system Vascular tissue system Developmental Terminology Meristems Primary meristem Secondary meristem Primary meristematic tissue The Organization of Roots, Stems, and Leaves Vascular bundles Leaves Roots and stems Flowers and fruits Environmental Modifications Organ Specialization Wood LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION IN THE PLANT BODY cells : the smallest living unit of an organism. The outer boundary of a plant cells is defined by a rigid cell wall tissues/tissue systems : groups of cells that share a similar function, such as transport (vascular tissue) or protection (dermal tissue) organs root : the portion of a plant axis produced by the root apical meristem.

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