102 / FIELDS OF INSTRUCTION
 Undergraduate preparation: In addition to a bachelor's or master's de-
gree in one of the natural sciences, the undergraduate equivalent of the
following University of Florida courses is required prior to taking the quali-
fying examination: mathematics through MS 303 (Analytical Geometry and
Calculus) and STA 320 (Introduction to Statistics), physics through PS 213
(1 year), chemistry through Organic and Physical (CY 373) (CY 342),
biology including ZY 570 and ZY 571 (Cell Physiology) and BTY 551 or
ZY 551 (Cytology).
 Graduate programs in line with the requirements of individual students
will be developed by faculty members of the cellular biology program and
approved by the faculty, as well as by the department in which the student
will major for the degree.

COURSES FOR ADVANCED UNDERGRADUATES AND GRADUATES
BLY 560-RADIATION EFFECTS AND RADIATION BIOLOGY. 5 credits
BLY 565-RADIOISOTOPE THEORY AND TECHNIQUES. 5 credits

 GRADUATE COURSES
BLY 601-CELLULAR BIOLOGY. 3 credits
 An interdisciplinary course presented by the several departments of the College
of Arts and Sciences to orient the student broadly in the cellular aspects of biology.
BLY 660-SPECIAL TOPICS IN RADIATION BIOLOGY. 5 credits
 Prerequisites: BLY 560; one year each of college physics, mathematics, and
biology or botany; chemistry through organic. Readings and research on the
biological effects of radiation with emphasis on cellular effects and mechanisms.

 PROGRAM IN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
 See the Department of Biochemistry listing in this Catalog for a descrip-
tion of course requirements and faculty in the molecular biology program.



 BOTANY
 (College of Arts and Sciences)
 GRADUATE FACULTY 1971-72
SHANOR, L., Chairman; ALDRICH, H. C.; ANTHONY, D. S.; DAVIS, J. S.;
FRITZ, G. J.; GRIFFIN, D. G. III; GRIFFITH, M. M.; HUMPHREYS,
T. E.; KIMBROUGH, J. W.; LuGo, A. E.; MULLINS, J. T.; SMITH, R. C.;
STANLEY, R. G.; VASIL, I. K.; WARD, D. B.

Graduate Coordinator: L. SHANOR
 The Department of Botany offers graduate work leading to the degrees
of Master of Science, Master of Agriculture, Master of Science in Teaching,
and Doctor of Philosophy.