CCSB & IGSB Systems Biology Courses 2010-2013

Principal investigators and faculty in the CCSB and IGSB offer undergraduate and graduate courses about systems biology.  Lectures and class discussions emphasize fundamentals about biological complexity.  Experimental and computational approaches are studied to help answer basic questions about the organizational and mechanistic nature of signaling systems coupled to biological networks. These genetic circuits process and integrate molecular information to control development, physiology, evolution, and disease resistance. Heterogeneous database analyses and dynamical modeling help scientists uncover molecular relationships about key interacting components. Cells transform these systems based processes into emerging states of living matter.

• ISTP 30440 Systems Biology & Disease Journal Club
• CABI 31800 Systems & Networks in Cancer Biology
• ISTP 30441 Topics in Systems Biology, Immunology & Cancer Journal Club
• BIOS 20236 Biological Dynamics
• HGEN 473 Genomics & Systems Biology
• BIOS 21346 Systems Analysis of Proteins & Post-Translational Modifications
• MGCB 354 Gene Regulation
• CABI 31800 Cancer Biology, Cancer Genomics & Systems Biology
• BIOS 21410 Synthetic Biology & Regulation of Genes
• BIOS 21417 Systems Biology: Molecular Regulatory Logic of Networks