Immunology

Catalog description

An introductory course providing students with an overview of how the immune system works, including molecules, cells and organs of the immune system and their functions and interactions. Discussion of the experimental techniques used to understand the cell-cell interactions that occur in immunity as well as the differentiation and activation of the immune response will be included. Two 50-minute lecture periods, one four-hour laboratory period ( BIO 415L ). Students may count BIO 350 or BIO 415 towards their graduation requirements, but not both.