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Biomedical basis of disease

  • BMS3042
  • Clayton Second semester 2013 (Day)
  • 6 points, SCA Band 3, 0.125 EFTSL
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This unit will concentrate on the pathobiological and biomedical basis of important human disease processes. Areas examined in this unit include immune and inflammatory diseases, (eg inflammatory renal and joint disease); cancer biology (focussing on mechanisms of tumour spread and tumour immunology); cardiovascular biology, (coronary artery disease); and human reproduction. Disease pathogenesis, including lessons gained from cell/molecular biology and disease models will be the major focus. To provide context and breadth other aspects of disease will be covered with varying emphasis, including epidemiological/clinical features of disease, current treatments and future treatment prospects. -- Course Website

Instructor: Professor Richard Kitching (Medicine MMC)

Prerequisites: BMS2011, BMS2021, BMS2031, BMS2052



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