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BIO 363 - Immunology
Prerequisites: BIO 200 and CHEM 301 , or permission of the instructor
Fulfills a course requirement for the Biology Core Concentration
This course examines the development and function of the immune system in health and disease. Our understanding of immunology derives from a combination of physiological, biochemical and genetic analyses that have elucidated the mechanism of innate immunity, the generation of antibody diversity, and cellular basis for adaptive immunity. Evaluation: Problem sets, semester exams, presentation of a research article and a cumulative final exam.
3 credits
Spring, Alternate Years
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