Format consists of lectures, clinical correlation conferences, laboratories, and review sessions. Electives Intermediate and advanced graduate courses in anatomy and cell biology are open to medical students as electives. For these opportunities, consult members of the department or the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences catalog. Lecture, laboratory, and clinically oriented conferences. Laboratory exercises and conferences illustrate concepts introduced in the lectures.
Conferences are generally medically oriented and include patient presentations.
The course is designed to teach principles and concepts with emphasis on human genetics. Topics include molecular and biochemical genetics, cytogenetics, immunogenetics, clinical genetics, population genetics, behavioral genetics, somatic cell genetics, developmental genetics, and ecogenetics. Grade based on written examinations and performance in small group conferences. Nutrition 15 hrs. A course designed to develop an understanding of the nutritional needs of the human body, the consequences of nutritional excess and deficiency, and the role of nutrition in key clinical disorders.