Biot 494 594

This course will provide experience in the maintenance and manipulation of various cell lines. Both adherent and suspension cells will be utilized and various growth parameters will be studied. Major emphasis will be placed on selection, cloning of cells, cell synchronization and immunocytochemistry. Laboratory exercises are designed to give practical, hands-on experience and train students in cell culture techniques that will be useful in future endeavors.

Course Title:	BIO 494/594: Cell Culture
Semester Offered:	Spring
Days / Time:	MF / 9:00 - 11:00
Credits:	2
Instructor:	Dr. James Olesen (jolesen@bsu.edu)
Prerequisites:	Cell Biology (Intro to Recombinant DNA and Molecular Biology recommended)
Synopsis:	This course will provide experience in the maintenance and manipulation of various cell lines. Both adherent and suspension cells will be utilized and various growth parameters will be studied. Major emphasis will be placed on selection, cloning of cells, cell synchronization and immunocytochemistry. Laboratory exercises are designed to give practical, hands-on experience and train students in cell culture techniques that will be useful in future endeavors.