An advanced course based on current literature concerning the cellular biology of eukaryotes. Both students and faculty will make presentations followed by discussion. 533-3 Advanced Biochemistry Lecture course in control mechanisms of biochemical processes, enzyme kinetics, regulation and allostery, coupled systems and energy transduction, membranes, transport, etc. Host-Microbial Interactions A lecture course that deals in depth with mechanisms of symbiosis and other interactions with respect to the biochemistry of microbe and host. Immunological aspects are discussed.
Emphasis is placed on molecular mechanisms.
A lecture course that intensively considers the most recent developments in antibody structure, antigenic analysis, and antigen- antibody reactions. A special focus will be on the use of immunology as a research tool. The cellular nature of immune responses as well as current information on the regulation of such responses will be considered. Immunology A lecture course providing an in-depth analysis of the mechanisms of pathogenesis of bacterial, viral and mycotic infections. Immune mechanisms involved in recovery, development of immunity and infection mediated immunopathology will be covered.