531-303 Molecular/Genetic Basis of Disease-Lect | |
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Note | Students enrolling in this subject must also enrol in 531-304. Entry into this subject is dependent on successful completion of both 531-301 and 531-302 and will be finalised after publication of results. Credit cannot be gained for both 531-304 and 531-305. Credit cannot be gained for 531-303 and 531-302 prior to 2000. See department for details. |
Credit Points | 12.5 |
Coordinator | Dr J R Underwood; Dr M M Ayers |
Prerequisites | 531-301 and 531-302; biochemistry and molecular biology 521-211, 521-212 and 521-220. Recommended: Biochemistry and molecular biology 521-301 and/or 521-302; microbiology 526-304 and microbiology 526-324. |
Corequisites | 531-304 Molecular and Genetic Basis of Disease - Practical. |
Semester | 2 (view timetable) |
Contact | 36 lectures (three per week) |
Subject Description | The material in this subject is directly integrated with and follows on from 531-301 Cellular Basis of Disease. It forms a core group of lectures to be taken by students enrolled in 531-304 and 531-305. This unit will expand and deepen the study of disease processes and their investigation; the genetic and molecular causes and results of these processes will be considered under the following theme headings: immunological disease, neurological disease, neoplasia, genetic disease and gene therapy. The lectures will focus on questions under investigation in current areas of research related to these topics. |
Assessment | Two multiple choice question tests during the semester (20% each); a 3-hour written examination in the examination period (60%). |
Prescribed Texts | References to current scientific journal articles will be given during the lectures. |
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