FREC-5164: Population Genomics

Description: Contemporary sequencing, genotyping, and analytical approaches to understanding the causes and consequences of genomic variation that impinges on fitness, productivity, and health of natural and managed populations of plants and animals. Neutral population and evolutionary genetic processes, methods to identify the molecular targets of natural selection, genetic variation relevant to fitness- related traits, software tools relevant to genomic data analysis in a population genetic context. Pre: Graduate standing.

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Course Hours: 3 credits

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