South Carolina salt marsh, Jim Morris Integrative Biology recognizes that biological systems interrelate and interact. Our faculty focus on understanding how diverse biological systems function in the broader context of the organism and its environment, as well as how environments interact with the organisms they support. brittle stars, Steve Stancyk
  The composite intellectual framework is that a biological system, whether genetic, molecular, developmental, physiological, ecological or evolutionary, can best be understood by accounting for its interactions with other systems. DNA molecule
 temperature of air and muscles during tidal cycles, Brian Helmuth Students are woven into this intellectual framework through collaborations among overlapping groups of faculty. These groups share a common goal of decoding the complexity underlying biological systems. Bacteria image borrowed from http://www.dph.state.ct.us/BRS/food/fpbact.htm
 
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