BIOL 141. Genome Regulation Research

This advanced research course will explore mechanisms including gene expression, nuclear structure and epigenetic regulation, with a focus on the regulatory roles of noncoding RNAs. Students will work in small groups to develop and test their own hypothesis-driven research questions in the laboratory, which will be supplemented with relevant primary literature discussion. Students will gain hands-on experience with analysis of large genomic datasets. No previous independent research or coding experience is required.

Spring 2025: This course is being offered in conjunction with BIOL 111 . Students may choose to take one or both courses concurrently.

Prerequisite: BIOL 010 , any Group I Intermediate Course, BIOL 024 , or BIOL 025 with permission of the instructor.
Natural Sciences and Engineering.
1 Credit.
Spring 2025. Carone.

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