Biochemical Communication (3 credits) Exploration of how chemical signals are produced, transported, and influence microbes (Bacterial and unicellular organism (chemotaxis), plants, and animals (olfactory neuroethology). Applications to cell biology, neur

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Prerequisite(s): (BCHM 3114 or BCHM 4115) and (STAT 2004 or STAT 3615)→BCHM 4354→unlocks 0 courses

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