BY 3229 - Immunology

A comprehensive study of the current underlying principles of immunology (which includes an appreciation of the contributions made by genetics, cellular and molecular biology), with special emphasis placed on human and murine systems. This course is especially designed to explore both classical and modern methods of investigation and analysis, and their direct application in the examination of the step-by-step development of both humoral and cell-mediated immunity.

Prerequisite(s): BY 2003 - Genetics.

Offered Offered in the fall Semester of odd numbered years.

3 hours Lecture and 3 hours Laboratory
4 credits