This paper deals with genetics in the widest sense from the molecular and cellular to the applied and evolutionary. Both prokaryote and eukaryote genetics are discussed with respect to DNA replication, hereditary, gene expression and control, and the role of mutations at both the DNA and chromosomal levels. The paper provides a pathway from basic research in molecular genetics to clinical applications in health and disease.

The paper is seen as being of importance to students of biology, irrespective of whether their interests are in metabolic and cellular processes, plant/animal genetic improvement, or ecological and evolutionary. This paper is required for the Molecular and Cellular Biology major.

Teaching Periods and Locations


19B (HAM) Paper outline	B Trimester : 08 Jul 2019 - 03 Nov 2019	Hamilton	On-campus	50% internal assessment, 50% examinations

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Timetabled lectures

19B (HAM)

Name	Day	Time	Room	Dates
Lecture 1	Mon	1:00 PM - 2:00 PM	-	Jul 8 - Oct 13
Lecture 2	Tue	2:00 PM - 3:00 PM	S.1.05, Hamilton	Jul 9 - Oct 13
Lecture 3	Thur	9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	-	Jul 11 - Oct 13

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19B (HAM)	$883

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19B (HAM)	$3,974

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Molecular and Cellular Biology

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BIOMO202