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FROM GENES TO GRANTS: WRITING WINNING RESEARCH PROPOSALS IN GENETICS

GENETICS 808
Course Description

Introduction to professional scientific writing in the field of genetics. Develop skills and expertise in scientific writing with a special emphasis on preparing grant and fellowship research proposals in genetics and genomics.

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This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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2

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