Advanced Topics in Pharmacogenomics

Catalog description

This advanced topics course provides an in-depth knowledge of the clinical applications of pharmacogenomics. Students deepen their understanding of how genetic differences impact drug therapy. Students view recorded lectures presented by experts on disease-specific topics and also read assigned papers relevant to those topics. Assessment is based on completion of worksheets. Upon successful completion of this course, students will demonstrate a broad understanding of the current and potential clinical applications of pharmacogenomics. Prerequisites PMMS 501: Introduction to Genetics and Genomics PMMS 502: Genomics of Rare and Complex Diseases PMMS 602: Pharmacogenomics Notes Elective Courses: 4.0 quarter-credit hours required. Each elective course is 1.0 credit. Not all electives are offered every quarter.