1 Night In-Person: Advances in DNA Sequencing
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Course Details
- Course Code: ENRICH-1001_DNA
- Location: University Park
- Mode of Study: Not specified
- Places Left: 50
- Fee: $25
How Advances in DNA Sequencing Have Revolutionized Biology and Medicine
One In-Person Session
Mon., Feb. 10, 2025, 7-9 pm MT
Recent advances in DNA sequencing are revolutionizing the study of biology and at the same time transforming healthcare by offering up unprecedented insights into genomes. DNA sequencing is now used for a multitude of purposes, from addressing basic biology questions to delivering critical information needed to treat human illnesses. In this talk, integrative biology professor Christopher Phiel, PhD, reviews how these advances occurred and then shares real-life examples of how we’re using DNA sequencing today.
One In-Person Session
Mon., Feb. 10, 2025, 7-9 pm MT
Recent advances in DNA sequencing are revolutionizing the study of biology and at the same time transforming healthcare by offering up unprecedented insights into genomes. DNA sequencing is now used for a multitude of purposes, from addressing basic biology questions to delivering critical information needed to treat human illnesses. In this talk, integrative biology professor Christopher Phiel, PhD, reviews how these advances occurred and then shares real-life examples of how we’re using DNA sequencing today.
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University College
University of Denver
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Denver, CO 80210
Phone: 303-871-2291
ucolsupport@du.edu
Program contacts:
Lynn Wells, Director
Lynn.Wells@du.edu
Charles Stillwagon, Program Manager
Charles.Stillwagon@du.edu
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Phone: 303-871-2291
ucolsupport@du.edu
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Sessions
Days of the Week | Start Date | End Date | Time | Venue | Instructor |
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Monday | 10 February 2025 | 10 February 2025 | 07:00PM - 09:00PM | All Students | Christopher Phiel |