The Biotechnology (BIT) Program at NC State offers a wide variety of laboratory-based courses that cover core, in addition to emerging, aspects of molecular biology.
Robert M. Kelly, Director
New Class Next Fall! Register to learn applications of various immuno- logical tools, including flow cytometry and ELISA technology. This course will be taught by our newest instructor, Dr. Laura Ott.
Students from BIT 100 Phage Hunters class presented a winning poster at the 21st Annual NC State Undergraduate Research Symposium!
Khrystyna Stolyarchuk, a senior biochemistry major, gave an oral presentation on her research completed this past summer in the BIT SURE Program. The State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium was held November 19th at East Carolina University's Heart Institute.
Embryonic stem cells — those revered cells that give rise to every cell type in the body — will swiftly fall on their metaphorical swords for the greater good if they are injured, new research suggests.
