Immunology

BIOL 352

A broad study of the immune system, including humoral and cell mediated immunity, antigen receptor formation, antigen presentation, lymphatic tissue anatomy, and various pathologies of the immune system will be covered. The lab portion of the course will cover the application of these principles to modern experimental work.

Prerequisites: CHEM 113 and CHEM 114. Recommended: BIOL 360, CHEM 215, CHEM 216.

BIOL352 is a 4 credit course.

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