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Location:	United States
Registrant:	University of Missouri - Columbia
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Homepage - Biological Sciences Biological Sciences On We are a collegial, energetic, and diverse community of researchers dedicated to scientific discovery and to training and educating the next generation of biologists. Research i...

Faculty - Biological Sciences Biological Sciences 371D Christopher S. Bond Life Sciences Center 573-882-3440 Lefevre Hall, Room 108 117 Tucker Hall 219 Lefevre Hall (Lab), 217a Lefevre Hall (Office) 313 Tucker Hall 114A Lefevre Ha...

Graduate Studies | Division of Biological Sciences | University of Missouri Graduate Student Class of 2015 What attracts graduate students to the Division of Biological Sciences at MU? Most often, students point to the exceptionally productive and well-funded research program...