Biological Sciences 319 - Immunology with Lab
Fall
2012
01
4.00
Sharon Stranford
TTH 11:30AM-12:45PM;F 03:15PM-04:05PM
Mount Holyoke College
81214
Clapp Laboratory 407;Clapp Laboratory 407
sstranfo@mtholyoke.edu
This course will cover the cells, organs, and biochemical signals that constitute the immune system, as well as immune mechanisms for the identification and removal of foreign pathogens. Additional topics may include: autoimmunity, allergy, vaccination, transplantation, immune deficiency, and pathogen evasion strategies. Special emphasis will be placed on the human immune response, with the addition of clinical case studies and independent projects to reinforce these ideas.
Prereq: Biological Sciences 210 and 220