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 526-303 Medical Virology

Credit Points

12.5

Coordinator

Dr I. H. Holmes, Dr B. Crabb

Prerequisites

Microbiology (526-201 or 526-203); Biochemistry 521-211 and 521-212 (or 526-201) or Genetics 652-214 and 652-215 (or 652-201) or Cell Biology 606-216.

Semester

2

Contact

30 lectures plus 6 hours tutorial

Subject Description

By the end of the subject students should comprehend and be able to explain:

  • the fundamental concepts of virology, with particular reference to the replication, pathogenesis, laboratory diagnosis and control of viruses of humans;
  • the biochemical and physiological mechanisms that underpin our understanding of these topics;
  • the application of this knowledge and understanding of principles and mechanisms to the solution of everyday practical problems.

Assessment

A 3-hour end-of-semester written examination.

Prescribed Texts

  • White D. O. and Fenner F., Medical Virology. 4th ed., 1994, Academic Press..


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