Bi 481 Microbial Physiology

Physiology and biochemistry of microorganisms. Modern contributions to microbiology emphasized. Micro- and macro-molecular anatomy of microbial cells; energy metabolism, biosynthetic pathways and their regulation, kinetic and molecular aspects of growth, genetics, evolution, and ecology.

Credits

3

Slash Listed Courses

Also offered for graduate-level credit as Bi 581 and may be taken only once for credit.

Prerequisite

Completion of Bi 251, Bi 252, Bi 253 with a C- or above.