BIO 420 Histology

Histology is an introduction to the microscopic anatomy of mammalian cells, tissues, and organs. The emphasis of the course will be on the study of human tissues and organs. The intention of the course is to build upon previously acquired knowledge of the cell and expand to cell differentiation, tissue, and organ development. Topics that will be covered include Cells and Basic Tissues, such as Epithelium and Integumentary Tissues; Loose, Dense and Specialized Connective Tissue; Adipose, Circulatory, Respiratory, and Endocrine Tissues; Nervous and Sensory Tissue; Digestive Tissue; Renal and Reproductive Tissues.

Credits

4

Prerequisite

Both BIO 205 & BIO 206, or both BIO 220 & BIO 221; all coursework must be taken within the past seven years.

Offered

As Needed

Notes

4 HOURS (3-1-0); GNST