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BIOL335 introduces students to the biology and evolution of genomes from across the tree of life, including the human genome and the genetics of human disease. It provides up-to-date knowledge of high throughput methods used in genome sequencing, genome-wide association studies and the study of gene expression. The course also provides students with a strong foundation in bioinformatics as a scientific discipline and as a set of practical tools for analysing and studying genomic data.
30 points from: BIOL209, BIOL231, BIOL253, BCHM253, BIOL271, BCHM221, BCHM222, BCHM202, BIOL213, COSC261, COSC262, COSC265, 200 level MATH, 200 level STAT. Students with no Biology/Biochemistry papers require permission from the Head of School. RP: BIOL333 or BIOL334
BIOL330
BIOL333 or BIOL334