Mechanisms of Disease 1
This course will provide an overview of cellular processes and immunology, followed by an introduction to common processes underlying the development of human diseases. These include: cell injury and death (including metabolism and aging); neoplasia, inflammation; toxins and trauma; genetic diseases and susceptibility; and immune dysregulation. The focus will be on both local and systemic disease processes, and the progression of cells and tissues from a healthy to a pathological state.
Prerequisites & course information
PR/CR: A minimum grade of C is required unless otherwise indicated. Prerequisites: (one of BGEN 2000 , BIOL 2520 , or BIOL 2521 ) and (one of CHEM 2740 , CHEM 2720 , or CHEM 2721 ) and (one of CHEM 2700 , CHEM 2701 , MBIO 2700 , MBIO 2701 , CHEM 2730 , MBIO 2730 , the former CHEM 2360, the former CHEM 2361, the former MBIO 2360, the former MBIO 2361, the former CHEM 2770, or the former MBIO 2770).
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027