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We offer 45 courses covering topics such as endocrine physiology, introductory virology, cell adhesion and migration, bioinformatics methods and plant-microorganism interactions. Our foundation courses in cell, molecular and developmental biology, and physiology provide fundamental concepts in each area along with essential skills in modern laboratory techniques.
Undergraduate Programs
Offering a variety of courses in cell biology, molecular biology and animal physiology.
The Department of Cell and Systems Biology offers two core programs: Animal Physiology (Major) and Cell & Molecular Biology (Specialist and Major each with the option of Disciplinary Focuses).
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Our #MondayMotivation is Abiramy Karunendiran (PhD Student, @bryanstewart27 ) and her paper: Disruption of #Drosophila larval muscle structure and function by UNC45 knockdown published by BMC Molecular and Cell Biology @BMC_series
Congratulations, Abi!
https://zcu.io/vhaz
Congratulations to Prof Kenneth Yip on his appointment as Assistant Professor @UofTArtSci! Prof Yip is often the first instructor for Life Sciences students @UofT. Read more about his research and teaching here:
Finding Fulfillment in a Fine Lecture with Prof Kenneth Yip - Department of Cell & Systems Biology
Finding Fulfillment in a Fine Lecture with newly appointed Professor Kenneth Yip
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Learn how #UofT is preparing for a safe return to in-person instruction on our three campuses. 💙 http://uoft.me/rtn
Our @J_Exp_Biol Commentary on our mechanistic take on this rather controversial topic is out now https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article-abstract/224/14/jeb237941/270986/Acidification-can-directly-affect-olfaction-in?redirectedFrom=fulltext @CCRoggatz @marine_bio_hull @UAlg @UtscBiology @UofTCellSysBiol
Congrats to the Winklbauer lab!
https://journals.biologists.com/dev/article-abstract/148/18/dev198960/238039/Capillarity-and-active-cell-movement-at?redirectedFrom=fulltext