SCI 1299

Foundation Biology Topics (w/ lab)Immunology

Franklin W Olin College of Engineering · UGRD · Fall 2026

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When the immune system functions properly, it identifies and eliminates infectious pathogens such as bacteria and viruses, as well as emerging cancer cells. When it malfunctions, however, the consequences can be severe: harmless microorganisms may trigger illness, autoimmune diseases and allergies can arise, and cancer cells may grow unchecked. In this foundational biology course, we will explore how the components of the immune system work together to protect the body. We will also examine cutting-edge technologies that harness this knowledge to transform modern medicine. You will design and carry out a lab-based project using immunological techniques, learning directly from the data you generate.

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FullSeats: 21/21 seats Last recorded: Aug 15, 2026, 1:36 PM
Class #13554Fall 2026UGRD4.00 credits
0 available21 enrolled21 capacity
Days & times
TF 0920-1200
Meeting dates
Aug 31 – Dec 18
Location
Olin Main Campus Miller Academic Center 417/406
Instructor
Faculty Pratt, Joanne

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Instructional method: In person

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