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BIOLOGY AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES (L41)  (Dept. Info)Arts & Sciences  (Policies)SP2021
L41 BIOL 493Seminar in Advanced BiologyVar. Units (max = 4.0)
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01TBATBARosen, Fleckenstein, Clark, O'ReganNo Final0100
Desc:Remote/Synchronous. Infectious Disease Gateway: Translational and Public Health The ID Gateway exposes trainees in multiple programs to important translational questions and potential career paths in infectious disease. Speakers and discussions explore a broad range of topics relevant to infectious disease research and clinical care, including pathogenesis, diagnostics, biodefense, epidemiology, and development of therapeutics. All students are expected to attend and participate in each class scheduled. In addition to attending the course, you will be required to attend case conferences which will be held virtually this year. A student presentation is required and is scheduled toward the end of the course. Student Presentation Guidelines: 1. Pick an infectious disease from any of the various clinical exposures (lectures/discussions/case conferences) 2. Address one aspect of the clinical issues regarding this infection: is there a diagnostic dilemma? Are the treatment options too toxic, too broad or too few? Are there resistance issues? Enlighten us regarding the problem and approaches taken towards resolution (in the literature). 3. Presentation should be 15 minutes in length with 3-5 minutes for Q&A.
REG-DelayStart: 1/25/2021   End: 5/13/2021
02--W----9:00A-9:50ARemote / LA Levin, AndersonNo Final020
Desc:This 1 credit, weekly journal club focuses on literature relevant to bacterial ell growth, cell cycle progression and intrinsic antibiotic resistance. Students are expected to submit 250 word summaries of assigned primary research papers each week prior to the start of class.
REG-DelayStart: 1/25/2021   End: 5/13/2021
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