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BTE 803
2
Environmental impact of biotechnology.
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Environmental impact of biotechnology; Use of genetically modified organisms (GMO); earosols; insecticides; etc; Social; ethical and legal considerations; Regulation of biotechnology; Issues in biosafety; Biosafety regulations
BOT 844
3
Importance of biogeography; Distribution of species; genera and families: Endemic species and genera.
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Importance of biogeography; Distribution of species; genera and families: Endemic species and genera; Pan tropical species and genera; Discontinuous species and genera; Factors of distribution (climatic; edaphic; geographic and dispersal effects); Theory of tolerance; Floristic regions of the world; Vegetation mapping
ZOO 802
3
Scripting.
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Scripting; Use of computer programmes; Programme installation and navigation; Data mining; Statistical analysis; Primer design; Sequence analysis; BLAST; Phylogenetic analysis; Protein alignment
CSC 821
3
Study of Forensics: Principles and practice of identification; Pattern matching and recognition.
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Study of Forensics: Principles and practice of identification; Pattern matching and recognition; Computer Forensics: pattern recognition; data mining; machine learning algorithms; and visualization; Sequence alignment; applications to biological sciences - DNA; gene finding; genome assembly; drug design; drug discovery; protein structure alignment; protein structure prediction; prediction of gene expression and protein-protein interactions; genome-wide association studies and the modelling of evolution
BTE 806
3
Scripting.
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Scripting; Use of computer programmes; Programme installation and navigation; Data mining; Statistical analysis; Primer design; Sequence analysis; BLAST; Phylogenetic analysis; Protein alignment
BCH 812
2
Scripting; use of computer programme; installation of programs and navigation.
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Scripting; use of computer programme; installation of programs and navigation; Sequence BLASTING; gene sequence alignment; primer design; Phylogenetic analysis; protein alignment; Data mining
BOT 813
3
Sequence retrieval and analysis; bioalgorithms; biological databases and their search; sequence alignment and construction of phylogenetic trees; Gene predictions; RNA and protein structure prediction; Use of bioinformat...
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Sequence retrieval and analysis; bioalgorithms; biological databases and their search; sequence alignment and construction of phylogenetic trees; Gene predictions; RNA and protein structure prediction; Use of bioinformatics tools in biotechnology biopharma
BOT 816
3
Phytochemical Methods: Electrophoresis; chromatography; anatomical and histological techniques.
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Phytochemical Methods: Electrophoresis; chromatography; anatomical and histological techniques; To demonstrate chemical processes involved in variety of biologically important processes e.g.; photosynthesis; mitochondrial respiration; nitrogen fixation; and carbon transfer etc
ZOO 817
3
The taxonomy of major groups and the communities of selected tropical fishes.
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The taxonomy of major groups and the communities of selected tropical fishes; The place of fish in freshwater and marine communities; Food and feeding habits of fish species; Identification of gut contents; Age and growth determinations; Reproduction; breeding and life cycles; Prey-predator relationships; Population studies; recruitment and mortality; Fish migration; territorial behaviour and schooling