BIOL 386 - Microbiology and Immunology

Fundamentals of the microbial world with emphasis on the medical aspects of microbiology, molecular basis of pathogenicity, chemotherapy, and the role of humoral and cellular immune responses in host protection and hypersensitivity. The laboratory provides practical experiences with fundamental concepts, techniques and instrumentation. Designed for students in science baccalaureate degree programs. A prior course in biochemistry is also required. Typically Offered Spring, Summer
Level: UG
Credit Hours: 5

Prerequisite BIOL 322/C- And (CHEM 321/C- Or CHEM 214/C-)
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Department: BIOL