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BIOL 108LSynthetic Gene Regulation Lab III

5 creditsUndergraduateStudent Option

The Synthetic Gene regulation course is a goal-oriented research laboratory. Students are given a project and discuss and design experiments to reach that aim. Students develop molecular tools and use these and other methods to investigate various aspects of gene silencing in eukaryotes. An understanding of introductory biology and genetics is required. Interested students should add to the waitlist. Application is required. Inquire with Instructor.

Prerequisites

Prerequisite(s): BIOL 107L and satisfaction of the Entry Level Writing and Composition is required. Students cannot enroll in BIOL 108L after receiving credit with a 'C' or better in BIOL 100L, BIOL 103L, BIOL 104B, BIOL 105L, BIOL 106L, BIOL 109L, BIOL 115L, BIOL 120L, BIOL 121L, BIOL 186L and METX 119L.

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When it runs

Spring 2026Open Spring 2026

SectionTypeWhenWhereInstructorSeats
01Laboratory
Wed 2:00pm–3:50pm
Kresge Acad 3101R. T. KamakakaOpen 19/20

Who teaches it

InstructorRatingDifficultyWould take againReviews
Rohinton Kamakaka3.9 / 53.5 / 577%66

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