| GENT601 - Mol. Basis of Human Diseases |
(2 credit hours) |
Molecular Basis of Human Diseases:
The course addresses five fundamental mechanisms of human diseases and how to explore them in the laboratory. It provides in-depth analysis of cellular detoxification, cellular bioenergetics, mitochondrial disturbances, malignant transformation and inflammation. The topics are covered in ten seminars. Students need to write a full report on each topic, which composes 50% of the grade. The other aspect of the course includes five laboratory sessions that cover cellular thiols, cellular bioenergetics, intracellular caspases and in vitro assessment of cytotoxicities.
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| PAED999 - Neonatal- Perinatal |
(0 credit hours) |
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