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For Medical Students only. Specialized Topics in ME Biological Chemistry. Refer to Medical Student Electives Book located at https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/som/students/academics/electives.html.
Current Topics in Biological Chemistry, Rigor and Reproducibility in Research and some additional modue (paper review, proposal writing, Nobel-Prize winning discoveries, DEI, etc.
Lectures, journal clubs, and seminars are utilized to provide students with a borad foundation in the field of Glycobiology.
Techniques in Glycobiology
This course will examine a breadth of topics in bacterial cell biology in the form of faculty lectures providing foundational information and student presentations of current research. Topics to be covered include: cell shape, polarity, and division; cell cycle control; intra-and intercellular signaling; bacterial communitites; developmental processes in bacteria; and antibiotic targets and resistance.
This course will examine a breadth of topics in bacterial cell biology in the form of faculty lectures providing foundational information and student presentations of current research. Topics to be covered include: cell shape, polarity, and division; cell cycle control; intra- and intercellular signaling; bacterial communities; developmental processes in bacteria; and antibiotic targets and resistance.
This course will examine a breadth of topics in microbial pathogenesis in the form of faculty lectures providing foundational information and student presentations of current research. Various aspects of host-pathogen interactions will be covered including routes of infection; adhesion, invasion and colonization; extracellular, cytosolic and vacuolar pathogens; virulence mechanisms and host cell manipulation; innate immunity and host defense mechanisms; antibiotic therapy and resistance.
This course will explore the biology of exosomes and other secreted vesicles, as well as their biomedical roles and translational applications. Class Content will consist of a combination of in-class lectures, assigned readings, assigned literature research projects, and student presentations.
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Thesis Research