University of Michigan - Ecology and Evolutionary Biology


	Margaret Liu
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	BIO 207 Introduction to Microbiology: This course in microbiology consists of two one-and-a-half hour lectures and one three-hour laboratory session each week. The lectures describe the basic biology of microbial life, with emphasis on bacteria in the Domain Bacteria and Domain Archaea, and including eukaryotic microbes (protists and fungi) of the Domain Eukarya.

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