CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY MINOR

The minor in cell and molecular biology is designed for students who wish to expand their skills and opportunities in life-science research, graduate, or professional work. It consists of a minimum of 20 credits, 14 credits of required courses and at least six credits of electives.

REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MINOR IN CMB

REQUIRED COURSES

Fourteen credits required:

• CMB 156 - Discoveries in Cell and Molecular Biology: A Research-based Laboratory Course (1 credit)
• CMB 250 - Introduction to Biotechnology (4 credits)
• CMB 451 - Bioinformatics: Tools and Techniques for Life Scientists (3 credits)
• CMB 405 - Cell and Molecular Biology (4 credits)
• CMB 406 - Cell and Molecular Biology Laboratory (2 credits)

ELECTIVES

Six credits required:

• BIO 423 - Plant Biotechnology (3 credits)
• CHM 461 - Biochemistry I (4 credits)
• CHM 463 - Biochemistry II (3 credits)
• CMB 409 - Responsible Conduct of Research (1 credit)
• CMB 411 - Genetics of Development and Cancer (3 credits)
• CMB 426 - Research Applications in Molecular Genetics (4 credits)
• CMB 440 - Research Applications in Drosophila Genomics (3 credits)
• CMB 452 - Computer Modeling and Drug Design (3 credits)
• CMB 460 - Genomics and Molecular Diagnostics (3 credits)
• CMB 485 - Molecular Ecology (3 credits)
• CMB 499 - Research in Cell and Molecular Biology (1 to 3 credits) A maximum of three credits of CMB 499 may count toward the minor.