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ENTOM 660 - Introduction to Insect Genetics

Credits: 3

The course will initially describe the variety of genetic systems found in insects. Laboratory and statistical techniques will be discussed for studying genetic variation in insect populations. The final part of the course will focus on means for genetic manipulation of populations. The laboratory session will be used to discuss and/or demonstrate techniques for studying insect genetics.

Repeat for Credit
N

Requisites
Prerequisite: ENTOM 300, or ENTOM 301, or ENTOM 305, or ENTOM 312.

Typically Offered
Spring-Odd Years


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