Advanced study of cellular organisation and interactions with emphasis on the relationships between molecular structure and organelle and cell function.
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Biotechnology for industries using plants and plant products. The principles and applications of advanced cell biology, plant tissue culture and genetic engineering. Use of natural products in industry.
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The study of vertebrate animals at their limits of energy expenditure, and environmental factors that affect their performance. The course will use the wealth of information available on exercise physiology in different vertebrate species to place human performance in perspective.
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Comparative aspects of physiological adaptation to aquatic and terrestrial environments. Topics include osmoregulation, excretion, respiration, circulation, temperature acclimation, using both vertebrate and invertebrate examples.
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Advanced theories of evolution, emphasising the interaction between ecology and evolution, in relation to the evolutionary history of species and interactions among them.
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The development and adaptive significance of behaviour with emphasis on the relationship between ecology and behaviour.
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Advanced theories, concepts and applications of marine ecology to current issues.
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Advanced theories and concepts of freshwater ecology and their practical application to current issues.
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A discussion of major concepts in community and ecosystems ecology in the context of anthropogenic changes to the environment and pressure from invasive exotic species.
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Advanced concepts in population ecology, especially those most relevant to the New Zealand region and to the conservation of the New Zealand biota. Topics include life history tradeoffs, dispersal and metapopulations, species interactions, population regulation, population modelling, management of populations, and issues for species conservation in New Zealand.
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A review of theoretical concepts coupled with policy and management tools to implement sustainable native biodiversity on managed lands such as agricultural and plantation forestry ecosystems.
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300 hours of independent research performed under the guidance of a supervisor who is a member of academic staff. To be assessed by a short written report. Note: Administered by the School of Biological Sciences for MSc students only; please see the School for more information.
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300 hours of independent research performed under the guidance of a supervisor who is a member of academic staff. To be assessed by a short written report. Note: Administered by the School of Biological Sciences for MSc students only; please see the School for more information.
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The roots of modern taxonomy; species concepts; variation and classification below the species level; development of plant classification in NZ; hybridisation in relation to taxonomy and evolution; early angiosperm evolution; origin and evolution of monocots.
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This course covers the principles of genome analysis (genomics) drawing upon the wealth of information being generated by genome mapping and sequencing projects. Seminar topics will examine how the application of modern molecular genetic techniques, coupled with comparative evolutionary analyses, are improving our understanding of biological systems.
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This course addresses some major issues in population genetics, conservation genetics and evolutionary genetics, including genetic consequences of inbreeding, the importance of functional genetic variation for evolutionary potential and the genetic paradoxes surrounding invasive species.
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A critical examination of recent advances in cell biology with emphasis on cell signalling, the cytoskeleton, cell junctions and protein targeting/translocation/trafficking. The focus ranges from fundamental cellular and molecular biology to consideration of cellular mechanisms within the context of physiological or pathological processes.
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This course will consider the multi-disciplinary problems of biosecurity/biosafety using genetics, biochemistry and ecology as guides to risk assessment. Suitable for students interested in basic as well as applied molecular biology.
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An advanced treatment of protein science, covering structure, function, applications, and the inter-relationships between these. Assessment places a focus on professional scientific communication skills.
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