Biology
BIOL 377: Cancer Biology
This course will examine selected molecular, cellular, and genetic mechanisms that lead to cancer formation. Specific topics that will be covered include the regulation of signal transduction pathways; genomic instability and gene mutation; oncogenes; tumor suppressor genes, and cancer diagnosis and treatment.
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