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BIOS 248

Working with the Worm: Fundamentals of the C. elegans model system

UNITS:1
GRADING:Medical Satisfactory/No Credit
LEVEL:Graduate
GER:—

This course introduces C. elegans as a powerful model system to investigate fundamental biological questions. Course topics include key discoveries, community resources, advantages of the C. elegans system, and widely used genetic, biochemical, and molecular approaches. A hands-on lab session will familiarize students with worm husbandry and identification of key anatomical features and life stages. As a capstone, students will propose how to apply the C. elegans model system to a question in their own research. Ideal for graduate students and postdocs beginning work with C. elegans or planning to join a worm lab.

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BIOS 248: Working with the Worm: Fundamentals of the C. elegans model system

1 units · Medical Satisfactory/No Credit

This course introduces C. elegans as a powerful model system to investigate fundamental biological questions. Course topics include key discoveries, community resources, advantages of the C. elegans system, and widely used genetic, biochemical, and molecular approaches. A hands-on lab session will familiarize students with worm husbandry and identification of key anatomical features and life stages. As a capstone, students will propose how to apply the C. elegans model system to a question in their own research. Ideal for graduate students and postdocs beginning work with C. elegans or planning to join a worm lab.

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