Courses
30010. Immunopathology (=Biosci 25258, PATH 30010)
Jabri, Ashton-Rickardt
This course is aimed at revisiting key immunological concepts in the context
of diseases. Emphasis is placed on understanding the immunological basis
of disease and the propositions of experimental approaches to test immunopathological
models.
30800. Readings in Immunobiology
Bendelac and Staff
Readings from the current literature in immunobiology, with discussion.
31500. Advanced Immunology I
Gajewski and Staff
Advanced lecture/discussion course that explores the genetic and molecular
basis of immune recognition by B and T lymphocytes.
32000. Advanced Immunology II
Clark and Staff
Explores the molecular and biochemical mechanisms by which lymphocytes
are activated in response to antigens.
35500-01. Selected Topics in Immunology
Kee and Staff
An advanced literature analysis/discussion course intended primarily for
graduate
students in immunology. Involves an in-depth analysis of particular topics
in immunology. Topics vary from year to year.
35500-02. Selected Topics in Immunology
Gajewski, Alegre, Sperling
An advanced literature analysis/discussion course focusing on imunopathology
including tumor and transplant immunology. Students are provided with
problem sets after each lecture.
36000. Fundamental Issues in Immunology
Bendelac
Advanced topics course exclusively based on primary literature. Topics
rotate every year and may include Immunological Tolerance; Immunological
Memory; Regulation of the Class of Immune Responses; Innate and Adaptive
Immune Recognition; Lymphocyte Development.
40100. Research in Immunology
Bendelac and Staff
40200. Experimental Immunology
Staff
Centers around the Immunology Seminar Series and has two purposes. First:
to provide background knowledge for the seminar given each week by an
outside speaker or a member of the committee. Second: to allow the students
an opportunity to develop skills in analyzing the literature in immunology.
This list was last revised on 9/08/2003.
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