Biology courses at Auburn
7,072 BIOL courses at Auburn University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- BIOL 6020Embryonic Development
- BIOL 6050Fundamentals of Biophysics
- BIOL 6090Conservation Biology
- BIOL 6110Parasitology
- BIOL 6120Systematic Botany
- BIOL 6130Advanced Plant Physiology
- BIOL 6131Adv Plant Physiology Lab
- BIOL 6140Plant Ecology
- BIOL 6150Population and Community Ecology
- BIOL 6190Cell and Molecular Signal Transduction
- BIOL 6200Clinical Microbiology
- BIOL 6210Microbial Physiology
- BIOL 6220Introductory Molecular Genetics
- BIOL 6230Virology
- BIOL 6240Animal Physiology
- BIOL 6250Microbial Evolution and Diversity
- BIOL 6260Prokaryotic Molecular Genetics
- BIOL 6270Host-microbe Interactions
- BIOL 6290Case Studies in Infection and Immunity
- BIOL 6300Plant Anatomy and Development
- BIOL 6320Plant Gene Expression
- BIOL 6330Developmental Genetics
- BIOL 6340Protozoology
- BIOL 6350Behavioral Ecology
- BIOL 6370Molecular Ecology
- BIOL 6380General Ichthyology
- BIOL 6440Climate Change Physiology and Evolution
- BIOL 6500Immunology
- BIOL 6501Immunology Laboratory
- BIOL 6521Gene Expression and Recombinant Dna Laboratory
- BIOL 6525Marine Behavioral Ecology
- BIOL 6550Nanomedicine
- BIOL 6560Rna in Biomedicine
- BIOL 6600Biomedical Physiology
- BIOL 6650Animal Behavior
- BIOL 6660Food Microbiology
- BIOL 6700Applied and Environmental Microbiology
- BIOL 6740Herpetology
- BIOL 6750Ornithology
- BIOL 6760Mammalogy
- BIOL 6800Introduction to Computational Biology
- BIOL 6850Functional Genomics
- BIOL 6860Bioinformatics and Genome Analysis