BIOP 4100 Foundations in Biophysics
Focus of the course is on application of basic physics principles to the study of cells and macromolecules. Topics include diffusion, random processes, thermodynamics, reaction equilibria and kinetics, computer modeling. Must be admitted to the MCB PhD program or related graduate program with instructor approval.

BIOP 4150 Cellular Biophysics
Biophysical approaches to understanding cell function. We emphasize the various experimental approaches that biophysicists use to study basic cellular processes, including a variety of fluorescence images, optical and electrophysiological techniques.

BIOP 4210 Current Topics in Biophysics
This is a seminar course that focuses on current primary literature in the fields of molecular and cellular biophysics. This is the first of a three course, year-long sequence.

BIOP 4992 - Directed Study
Lab rotation in Molecular and Cellular Biophysics before students pass the first phase of their qualifying exam. 

BIOP 4995 - Independent Research
Independent research in Molecular and Cellular Biophysics before students pass the first phase of their qualifying exam.

BIOP 5991 - Independent Study

BIOP 5995 - Independent Research

BIOP 6991 - Independent Study

BIOP 6992 - Directed Study

BIOP 6995 - Independent Research

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