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MCB 5255

Clinical Bacteriology

3 Credits

Study of human pathogenic bacterial species and their identification by biochemical, immunological and molecular biology methods. The virulence factors of bacteria, their clinical manifestations, and significance in human health, as well as correlation of bacterial metabolism and physiological characteristics with host interactions to enhance diagnostic and susceptibility testing. Integration of laboratory results with clinical observations and improvement of patient care.

Prerequisites & course information

Grading Scheme: Letter Grade Prerequisite: Students must be enrolled in the Clinical Laboratory Microbiologist graduate certificate program to take this course.

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