Departmental Advisors
Graduate Studies Office
D. Balponte
HCI 4344
Departmental Notes

THIS DEPARTMENT ENFORCES UNDERGRADUATE PREREQUISITES. Please note that the registration system may not factor in transfer work when determining if prerequisites have been met. If you are unable to register for a course and think you have met the prerequisite(s), please contact an advisor from this department to inquire about obtaining a permission code. You may be administratively dropped from a course if the prerequisite has not been met.

ONCSC 6700 - 001 Cell Cycle Events: Mechanisms


This class will be held in HCI Research South-3C. Prerequisite: This course is designed for Molecular Biology and Biological Chemistry graduate students. Regulated cell division is critical to normal cell function, whether during development, regeneration, or in tissue maintenance. Dysregulation of the cell cycle is a major factor in many human diseases, most notably all types of cancers. This course will give students an in-depth view of the mechanisms of cell division and proliferative control. The course will be structured around classic and current literature reporting advances in the understanding of cell cycle events. Through discussion we’ll consider how these events are integrated, and how mechanistic knowledge impacts our understanding of and approach to human disease. This will often relate to implications for cancer (therapeutic sensitivity, tumorigenesis, etc.), but may extend to other diseases. This is an advanced seminar course with a focus on critical reading of the primary literature and student presentations.

ONCSC 6700 - 001 Cell Cycle Events: Mechanisms

  • Class Number: 15781
  • Instructor: Edgar, Bruce
  • Instructor: ULLMAN, KATHARINE S
  • Component: Special Topics
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0 - 2.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 12

This class will be held in HCI Research South-3C. Prerequisite: This course is designed for Molecular Biology and Biological Chemistry graduate students. Regulated cell division is critical to normal cell function, whether during development, regeneration, or in tissue maintenance. Dysregulation of the cell cycle is a major factor in many human diseases, most notably all types of cancers. This course will give students an in-depth view of the mechanisms of cell division and proliferative control. The course will be structured around classic and current literature reporting advances in the understanding of cell cycle events. Through discussion we’ll consider how these events are integrated, and how mechanistic knowledge impacts our understanding of and approach to human disease. This will often relate to implications for cancer (therapeutic sensitivity, tumorigenesis, etc.), but may extend to other diseases. This is an advanced seminar course with a focus on critical reading of the primary literature and student presentations.

ONCSC 6860 - 001 Research Medical Stu

ONCSC 6860 - 001 Research Medical Stu

  • Class Number: 2190
  • Instructor: CAIRNS, BRADLEY
  • Component: Independent Study
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 2.0 - 12.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 10

ONCSC 6960 - 019 Graduate Research

ONCSC 6960 - 019 Graduate Research

  • Class Number: 11299
  • Instructor: WELM, ALANA L
  • Component: Independent Study
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0 - 10.0
  • Requisites: Yes
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 5

ONCSC 6970 - 001 Thesis Research-Masters

ONCSC 6970 - 001 Thesis Research-Masters

  • Class Number: 1253
  • Instructor: LEIBOLD, ELIZABETH A
  • Component: Thesis Research
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0 - 10.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 5

ONCSC 6980 - 001 Faculty Consultation

ONCSC 6980 - 001 Faculty Consultation

  • Class Number: 1254
  • Instructor: GRAVES, BARBARA J
  • Component: Independent Study
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 2.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 10

ONCSC 7700 - 003 Special Topics

ONCSC 7700 - 003 Special Topics

  • Class Number: 10954
  • Instructor: BASHAM, KAITLIN
  • Instructor: SPIKE, Ben
  • Component: Special Topics
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 13

ONCSC 7700 - 009 Special Topics

ONCSC 7700 - 009 Special Topics

  • Class Number: 10955
  • Instructor: AYER, DONALD E
  • Component: Special Topics
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 13

ONCSC 7710 - 001 Graduate Seminar

ONCSC 7710 - 001 Graduate Seminar

  • Class Number: 10958
  • Instructor: CAIRNS, BRADLEY
  • Component: Seminar
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 60

ONCSC 7720 - 017 Lab Res Conferences

ONCSC 7720 - 017 Lab Res Conferences

  • Class Number: 10974
  • Instructor: CAIRNS, BRADLEY
  • Component: Seminar
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 10

ONCSC 7720 - 047 Lab Res Conferences

ONCSC 7720 - 047 Lab Res Conferences

  • Class Number: 15711
  • Instructor: TAN, AC
  • Component: Seminar
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 10

ONCSC 7720 - 048 Lab Res Conferences

ONCSC 7720 - 048 Lab Res Conferences

  • Class Number: 15712
  • Instructor: PAVLOVA, NATASHA
  • Component: Seminar
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 10

ONCSC 7720 - 049 Lab Res Conferences

ONCSC 7720 - 049 Lab Res Conferences

  • Class Number: 15713
  • Instructor: ANDERSEN, JOSHUA
  • Component: Seminar
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 10

ONCSC 7720 - 050 Lab Res Conferences

ONCSC 7720 - 050 Lab Res Conferences

  • Class Number: 15953
  • Instructor: ELF, SHANNON
  • Component: Seminar
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 5

ONCSC 7960 - 001 Graduate Research

ONCSC 7960 - 001 Graduate Research

  • Class Number: 1255
  • Instructor: LEIBOLD, ELIZABETH A
  • Component: Independent Study
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0 - 10.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 10

ONCSC 7970 - 017 Thesis Research-Ph D

ONCSC 7970 - 017 Thesis Research-Ph D

  • Class Number: 1856
  • Instructor: CAIRNS, BRADLEY
  • Component: Thesis Research
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0 - 12.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 10

ONCSC 7970 - 047 Thesis Research-Ph D

ONCSC 7970 - 047 Thesis Research-Ph D

  • Class Number: 15714
  • Instructor: TAN, AC
  • Component: Thesis Research
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0 - 12.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 5

ONCSC 7970 - 048 Thesis Research-Ph D

ONCSC 7970 - 048 Thesis Research-Ph D

  • Class Number: 15715
  • Instructor: PAVLOVA, NATASHA
  • Component: Thesis Research
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0 - 12.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 5

ONCSC 7970 - 049 Thesis Research-Ph D

ONCSC 7970 - 049 Thesis Research-Ph D

  • Class Number: 15716
  • Instructor: ANDERSEN, JOSHUA
  • Component: Thesis Research
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0 - 12.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 10

ONCSC 7980 - 001 Faculty Consultation

ONCSC 7980 - 001 Faculty Consultation

  • Class Number: 1257
  • Instructor: LEIBOLD, ELIZABETH A
  • Component: Independent Study
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 10

ONCSC 7990 - 001 Cont Registration - PhD

ONCSC 7990 - 001 Cont Registration - PhD

  • Class Number: 1258
  • Instructor: LEIBOLD, ELIZABETH A
  • Component: Continuing Registration
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 0.0
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: 10