CB 520

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Credit: 2 hours.

Students enrolled in this course will review scientific literature pertaining to experimental models used in biomedical research, and will present selected papers to the class. faculty members who use these models in their research will attend student presentations and participates in the associated discussions. By the end of the course, student will be familiar with the uses, advantages and limits of key molecular, cellular and animal models used in a range of biomedical research fields.

May be repeated in separate terms if topics vary. 2 graduate hours or 2 professional hours. Prerequisite: No prerequisites for graduate students enrolled in a Master of Science or PhD program in a biomedical field. Professional students must obtain the coordinator's authorization.

This course is intended for graduate students enrolled in a Master of Science or PhD program in a biomedical field. Professional students, and graduate students from other fields, must obtain the coordinator's authorization.

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