MLS 354 Clinical Biochemistry I 5 hrs, 3cr. Normal and pathological human chemical processes. Clinical chemistry methodologies applied to biological specimens. Continuation of MLS 354. Study of computer integration in the medical and research lab, data compilation and medical information systems.
Topics vary from semester to semester and are announced before registration.
Directed full-time experience in clinical laboratories, public health or other biomedical laboratories. Arranged on individual basis. MLS 312 or equiv. Relation between pathological and clinical findings. Cell and tissue culture theory and techniques, including starting primary cultures, passing and preservation of cells, cytotoxicity assays and monoclonal antibody techniques.