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B450 Radiation Biology

3 credit(s)
The effects of radiation, particularly ionizing radiation, on molecules, cells, tissues, and the whole organism are studied. A brief background of the nature, sources and absorption of radioactive energy is presented. Some emphasis is also placed on the understanding and use of modern instrumentation and techniques available for biological research and fluorescence analysis. The class meets for three lectures weekly. Offered fall semesters every other year. Prerequisites: B110 /B111  and B120 /B121 . B310  is strongly recommended


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