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Microbiology in Pharmacy |
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(2.0 units) |
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Spring |
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| Instructor(s):E. Joyce Prerequisite(s): Successful completion of all first-year required coursework. |
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Lecture: 20 hours
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Fundamentals of microbiology for pharmacy students with emphasis on mechanisms of disease produced by bacteria, fungi, and viruses and the associated antimicrobial agents. (CL PHARM) |
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| 121 |
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Immunology |
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(3 units) |
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Fall |
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| Instructor(s):F. Brodsky |
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Lecture: 3 hours
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This course teaches the principles of basic immunology needed for the practice of pharmacy, as well as case studies covering immunology in the practice of clinical pharmacy. (BIO THERAP) |
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| 150.01 |
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Research in Microbiology |
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(1.5 - 18 units) |
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Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer |
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| Instructor(s):Staff Prerequisite(s): Microbiology 100A and 100B and consent of instructor. |
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Research in microbiology; block elective for fourth-year students. (MICROBIOL) |
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| 202 |
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Microbial Pathogenesis |
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(3 units) |
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Spring |
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| Instructor(s):J. Engel, E. Brown, J. Cox, J. McKerrow Prerequisite(s): College course in microbiology recommended. |
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Lecture: 2 hours, Seminar: 1 hours
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The course will examine the interaction of selected bacterial, fungal, and parasitic pathogens with their eukaryotic hosts. Particular emphasis will be placed on the molecular mechanisms by which these invaders evade host defenses and cause disease. (MICROBIOL) |
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| 204 |
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Molecular and Cellular Immunology |
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(3 units) |
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Fall |
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| Instructor(s):A. De Franco Prerequisite(s): General knowledge of immunology. |
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Lecture: 3 hours
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Topics to be covered: hematopoiesis, structure and genetics of immunoglobulins, lymphocyte surface molecules, T cell receptors, signal transduction, antigen presentation, MHC restriction, tolerance, T cell effector mechanisms, lymphocynes, and autoimmunity. (MICROBIOL) |
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| 209 |
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Special Topics in Immunology |
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(2 units) |
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Fall, Winter, Spring |
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| Instructor(s):Staff |
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Conference: 2 hours
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Small group tutorial in which topics and correlative reading will be selected for discussion with individual faculty members. (MICROBIOL) |
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| 211 |
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Microbial Pathogenesis Journal Club |
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(1 units) |
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Fall, Winter, Spring |
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| Instructor(s):A. Sil Prerequisite(s): None. |
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| Restrictions:None.
Activities:
Lecture: 1 hours
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The Microbial Pathogenesis Journal Club consists of weekly presentations of research and discussion about multiple aspects of microbial pathogenesis and host response by UCSF scientists and investigators as well as outside speakers in the field of microbial pathogenesis. (MICROBIOL) |
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| 212 |
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Immunology Journal Club |
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(1 units) |
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Fall, Winter, Spring |
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| Instructor(s):K. Ansel, K. Ansel Prerequisite(s): Micro 204 |
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| Restrictions:None.
Activities:
Lecture: 1 hours
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Course explores recent discoveries in Immunology. Students required to present once for 25 minutes. Presentations can be on recent publications of immunological interest, or student's own research. The focus on current immunological knowledge and recent breakthroughs exposes students to material relevant to their research projects. Faculty are assigned for each presentation as necessary. (MICROBIOL) |
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