LIFESCI 4H03 - Regeneration: What Can We Learn From Animal Models?

3 unit(s)

Regeneration is the process by which lost body parts are replaced or restored. There is widespread variability in the ability of organisms to regenerate. In this course we will explore, through the examination of the current scientific literature, what is known about the molecular mechanisms underlying this process and the current tools employed to explore this highly sought after ability.
Seminar and discussions in small groups (three hours); one term
Prerequisite(s): Registration in Level IV or above of an Honours Life Science program
Preferential enrolment is done by preregistration ballot (See Department Note 2 above).