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This course is optimized for in-person delivery and requires attendance at all four laboratories in order to complete the lab assessments. If you are unable to attend an in-person component due to exceptional circumstances, you should contact the course coordinator at the first opportunity, explaining your circumstances. Alternative scheduling or alternative assignments may be possible. Attendance at scheduled times is required for all four laboratories.
Lectures for the course will be in person. Recordings of lectures will be available for students who need to attend remotely as well as all students for preparation of assessment.
This course builds on the fundamental genetic concepts you learned in 200-level Genetics. By the end of the course, you should be capable of explaining classical and contemporary methods of genetic analysis and their application in genetic model systems. Your new knowledge base will be applied to human genetics, both at the population and individual levels, with the ultimate goal of gaining an improved understanding of the genetic basis of human health and disease.
Course learning objectives
Students who pass this course will be able to:
Explain classical and contemporary methods of genetic analysis and their application in genetic model systems.
Apply the information relevant to human genetics, both at the population and individual levels, with the ultimate goal of gaining an improved understanding of the genetic basis of human health and disease.
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The Use of Te Reo Māori for Assessment Policy
Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington values te reo Māori. Students who wish to submit any of their assessments in te reo Māori must refer to The Use of Te Reo Māori for Assessment Policy - PDF 134kb
He mea nui te reo Māori ki Te Herenga Waka. Ki te pīrangi koe ki te tuhituhi i ō aro matawai i roto i te reo Māori, tēnā me mātua whakapā atu ki te kaupapa here, The Use of Te Reo Māori for Assessment Policy - PDF 134kb
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