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526-325 Immunology Project

Note: It is recommended that students do not enrol in both this subject and Pathology 531-305.

Credit points: 8.0

Coordinator: Dr W Boyle

Pre/Corequisite: Prerequisites: Microbiology 526-304, 526-324. Corequisite: Microbiology 526-305

Contact: 54 hours practical work (nine a week, first six weeks only)

Timetable: Second semester

Objectives:

By the end of the subject students should:

Have developed:

• skills in the design, conduct and interpretation of experiments in immunology.
• skills in communicating the results of the experiments, both orally and in written reports.

Appreciate:

• the necessity to keep clear laboratory notes as experiments progress;
• the quantitative and qualitative aspects of interpretation of experimental results.
• An Understanding:
• of how to design and execute an immunological investigation.

Content:

A choice from a number of experimental projects will be offered.

Assessment:

Laboratory work; a written report of up to 3,000 words.

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Date created:    Oct  9 1995
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