Courses in other depts commonly taken by Plant Pathology graduate students.  This is an unoffical listing and subject to change.

Key to Abbreviations and Course Number System

(Biochemistry 702) Molecular Genetics: Regulation of Gene Expression (U G 3 credits)
Transcription, translation, and regulation of gene expression in prokaryotes and eukaryotes; emphasis on concepts and experimental analysis of gene regulatory mechanisms.  Wi quarter. 3 cl. Prereq: Mol Gen 701 or permission of instructor.

(H&CS 887) Techniques of Experimental Design (G 5 cr)
A study of experimental designs and their application to agricultural research.  Wi quarter.  5 cl.  Prereq: Mol Gen 650 (Analysis and Interpretation of Biological Data) or Stat 528 (Data Analysis I) or permission of the instructor.

(Molecular Genetics Mol Gen 701) DNA Transactions (U G  3 cr)
Survey of experimental methods of molecular genetics and their application to the elucidation of pathways of DNA replication, mutation, repair, and recombination.  Au quarter. 3 cl. Prereq: 500 or 606, Biochem 511 or equiv; and 10 additional cr hrs in the bio sci above the 300 level.

(Plant Cellular and Molecular Biology PCMB 622) Plant Molecular Biology (U G  4 cr)
An in-depth survey of molecular biology of plants with emphasis on current research projects.  Wi quarter. 3 cl, 1 2-hr discussion. Prereq: Mol Gen 500 and Biochem 511; or Mol Gen 605; or permission of instructor. Not open to students with credit for Mol Gen 622 or 632. Cross-listed in Molecular Genetics.

(PCMB 623) Plant Genetics and Genomics (U G  4 cr)
A survey and discussion of genetic systems and analytical tools in higher plants, including current genomic studies and genetic and physical mapping.  Sp quarter. 3 cl, 1 2-hr recit. Prereq: Mol Gen 500 or 501 and Biochem 511; or Mol Gen 605; or permission of instructor.

(PCMB 630) Plant Physiology (U G  3 cr)
Advanced study of plant physiology; solutions, diffusion, osmotic quantities, transpiration, absorption and translocation of water, protein metabolism, enzymes, and respiration.  Au quarter. 3 cl. Prereq: 101 or 300 or Biology 114, Chem 242 or 252 or Biochem 511, or written permission of instructor.

(PCMB 631) Plant Physiology (U G  3 cr)
Advanced study of plant physiology; pigments, photosynthesis, carbohydrate and fat metabolism, absorption of mineral salts, translocation of solutes, regulation of plant growth, and development.  Wi quarter. 3 cl. Prereq: 101 or 300 or Biology 114, Chem 252 or Biochem 511, or written permission of instructor.

(PCMB 722) Plant Transgenic Systems (G  3 cr)
Solutions to applied plant biotechnology problems are developed through the application of plant transgenic systems.  Sp quarter. Prereq: 622 or 623 or 625 or permission of instructor.

(Statistics Stat 528) Data Analysis I (U G  3 cr)
Non-calculus treatment of descriptive statistics, statistical inference, goodness of fit, use of t, X2 in one sample situation.  Su, Au, Wi quarters. 3 cl, lab hrs arr. Not open to students with credit for 145 or 245.

(Stat 529) Data Analysis II (U G  3 cr)
Two sample tests, non-parametric one and two sample procedures, regression analysis, one and two way analysis of variance.  Wi, Sp quarters. 3 cl, lab hrs arr. Prereq: 528 or equiv.

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