Laboratory Fee. 4 credit hours. Microscopic and chemical structure of normal organs and tissues and their cell constituents as related to function. Laboratory includes microscopic observations, tissue staining and slide preparation. Laboratory Fee. 4 credit hours. The nature of antigens and antibodies, formation and action of the latter, other immunologically active components of blood and tissues and various immune reactions.
Laboratory emphasizes current antibody methodology.
Laboratory Fee. 4 credit hours. A survey of developmental biology integrating classical embryology with modern concepts of cellular development. Laboratory will include examination of embryonic serial sections as well as modern cellular and molecular studies of development. Laboratory Fee. 4 credit hours. Basic theories of physiology as applied to cells.