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Average Grade - 3.200
Median Grade - 3.5
8659 total students

Latest grades from Spring 2024

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Course Number Grade Info Latest Grade Data
BMB 514 Non-numeric grade system used.
Grade Count: 514
Fall 2011
BMB 526 Non-numeric grade system used.
Grade Count: 512
Fall 2011
BMB 515 Non-numeric grade system used.
Grade Count: 1160
Fall 2015
BMB 527 Non-numeric grade system used.
Grade Count: 1141
Fall 2015
MMG 532 Non-numeric grade system used.
Grade Count: 1146
Fall 2015
PSL 536 Non-numeric grade system used.
Grade Count: 617
Fall 2013
OST 551 Non-numeric grade system used.
Grade Count: 212
Fall 2015
BMB 528 Non-numeric grade system used.
Grade Count: 191
Fall 2019
BMB 495 Average Grade - 3.400
Median Grade - 3.5
Spring 2024
OST 573 Non-numeric grade system used.
Grade Count: 1117
Spring 2016
BLD 815 Average Grade - 3.365
Median Grade - 3.5
Spring 2017
OST 555 Non-numeric grade system used.
Grade Count: 193
Spring 2016
OST 580 Non-numeric grade system used.
Grade Count: 197
Spring 2016
BMB 462 Average Grade - 2.944
Median Grade - 3.0
Spring 2024
OST 526 Non-numeric grade system used.
Grade Count: 286
Spring 2024

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BLD 815 - Cell Biology in Health and Disease I

Principles and theories of cell biology and biochemistry are presented with a focus on applications to clinical pathology.

Average Grade - 3.365
Median Grade - 3.5
37 total students

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BMB 462 - Advanced Biochemistry II

Continuation of BMB 461. Structure, function, and biophysical properties of lipids and nucleic acids including membranes, lipid metabolism, signaling and metabolic regulation, DNA replication and repair, transcription, translation, and regulation of gene expression.

Average Grade - 2.944
Median Grade - 3.0
612 total students

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BMB 495 - Undergraduate Seminar (W)

Extension and synthesis of concepts of biochemistry. Relationships to societal issues.

Average Grade - 3.400
Median Grade - 3.5
724 total students

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BMB 514 - Medical Biochemistry

Basic biochemical principles and terminology; metabolism and function of biomolecules of importance in medical biology and human pathophysiology.

514 total students

Latest grades from Fall 2011

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BMB 515 - Medical Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Basic biochemical principles and terminology. Overview of metabolism of biomolecules of importance to medical biology and human pathophysiology.

1160 total students

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BMB 526 - Molecular Biology and Medical Genetics

Basic principles of human medical genetics; storage and expression of genetic information; transmission of genetic information to progeny.

512 total students

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BMB 527 - Medical Genetics

Basic principles of human medical genetics. Storage and expression of genetic information. Transmission of genetic information to progeny.

1141 total students

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BMB 528 - Molecular Biology and Medical Genetics

Basic principles of molecular biology and human medical genetics. Storage and expression of genetic information. Transmission of genetic information to progeny.

191 total students

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MMG 532 - Medical Microbiology

Basic principles of microbiology including bacteriology, virology, mycology, and parasitology and their relationship to disease in humans.

1146 total students

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OST 526 - Endocrine System

Multidisciplinary approach to endocrinology. Normal endocrine structure and function; principles of diagnosis and management of endocrine disorders. Integration of basic science and clinical information.

286 total students

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OST 551 - Osteopathic Patient Care I

Clinical assessment skills and evidence-based medicine to develop effective critical thinking in the doctor patient relationship.

212 total students

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OST 555 - Osteopathic Patient Care V

Integration of components of the doctor patient relationship, clinical assessment skills and evidence based medicine in the care of patients. Correlation to concurrent respiratory system course. Presentation skills.

193 total students

Latest grades from Spring 2016

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OST 573 - Endocrine System

Multidisciplinary approach to endocrinology. Normal endocrine structure and function; principles of diagnosis and management of endocrine disorders. Integration of basic science and clinical information.

1117 total students

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OST 580 - Respiratory System

Systems biology approach to the entire respiratory system.

197 total students

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PSL 536 - Basic Principles of Cell Biology and Physiology

Modern concepts of cell biology as a basis for understanding the structure (histology) and function (physiology) of human tissues in health and disease.

617 total students

Latest grades from Fall 2013

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