Cooperative education may qualify for credit under this number with approval of the Biology Department. Procedures for microtechnique and preparation of slides. All phases of specimen preparation are taught in the laboratory with emphasis on use of the electron microscope and ancillary equipment. Students are required to complete a research project. Courses offered under this number may include plant anatomy, comparative anatomy and other related courses.
Emphasis is on medical aspects of microorganisms associated with infectious diseases of man.
Basic microbiological techniques as well as methods of diagnostic bacteriology are emphasized in the laboratory. Emphasis is on the pathology related to these tissues and the clinical diagnosis of blood diseases. Topics on theories and techniques of immunohematology also are included. Courses offered under this number may include Molecular Genetics and other related courses. Topics include the nature of antigens and antibodies, their interactions, role of complement, hypersensitivities, cell-mediated immunity and blood group substances.