Immunology (BIOL 456/556, 3 credits, Fall)
This is a high level course that provides a solid grounding in the fundamentals of immunology. Basics of innate and adaptive immunity, evolution of immunity, development of the immune system, transplantation tolerance, hypersensitivity, and pathogen immunoevasion are some of the topics covered. This course is recommended for those interested in health-related professions and biomedical research careers.
Molecular and Cell Biology (BIOL 201L, 4 credits, Spring)
This core biology course introduces students to the basics of cell and molecular biology. Topics covered include the scientific method, energy, enzymes, cellular respiration and photosynthesis.
Immunology Discussion (BIOL 402/502, 1 credit, Fall and Spring)
A weekly immunology journal club for graduate students and outstanding undergraduates who have completed and excelled in BIOL 456. Participants present a recent paper from the immunology literature for critical analysis. Co-organizer: Dr. I. Salinas.
This is a high level course that provides a solid grounding in the fundamentals of immunology. Basics of innate and adaptive immunity, evolution of immunity, development of the immune system, transplantation tolerance, hypersensitivity, and pathogen immunoevasion are some of the topics covered. This course is recommended for those interested in health-related professions and biomedical research careers.
Molecular and Cell Biology (BIOL 201L, 4 credits, Spring)
This core biology course introduces students to the basics of cell and molecular biology. Topics covered include the scientific method, energy, enzymes, cellular respiration and photosynthesis.
Immunology Discussion (BIOL 402/502, 1 credit, Fall and Spring)
A weekly immunology journal club for graduate students and outstanding undergraduates who have completed and excelled in BIOL 456. Participants present a recent paper from the immunology literature for critical analysis. Co-organizer: Dr. I. Salinas.