Entomology/Genetics
851
Molecular Entomology
Instructors:
Dr. Suzanne Thiem (coordinator), Dr.
Ke Dong and Dr. Jim Smith
Three credits, class meets three times every week.
Course objectives:
The objectives of this course are
to examine the molecular mechanisms governing physiological
processes that are unique to insects, and to learn how to
critically review scientific literature, and design and interpret
experiments that utilize molecular biology approaches.
Entomology
890 (Section 601)
Insecticide Toxicology:
Principles and Applications
Instructors:
Drs. Ke Dong and Robert Hollingworth
Two credits, class meets once every week.
Course
objective: The objectives
of this course are to introduce students to basic principles
of toxicology, including insecticide mode of action and classification,
to discuss current research topics in insecticide toxicology
and to make students familiar with new insecticide development,
policy, and regulation.
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