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| | Colgate University Biology Department - Ken Belanger |
 | | Molecules, Cells, and Genes (Biol 212) is required of all Biology, Environmental Biology, and Molecular Biology concentrators and provides an in-depth introduction to eukaryotic cell function at the biochemical, macromolecular, and cellular levels. |
 | | In lecture and lab, students are introduced to and asked to explore such topics as bioenergetics, enzyme kinetics, genes and regulation of gene expression, the cell cycle and the cytoskeleton, intracellular signaling and transport, and organelle structure and function. |
 | | Belanger, K.D., Wyman, A., Sudol, M.*, Singla, S., and Quatrano, R. A signal peptide screen in Fucus distichus embryos reveals expression of glucanase, EGF domain-containing, and LRR receptor kinase-like polypeptides during asymmetric cell growth. |
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