BEGR 426 - Immunology and Immunochemistry

Credits: 3

Immunology and Immunochemistry provides an introduction to mammalian host defense. The molecular mechanisms that account for the antigen-antibody interaction are explored, as are ways in which this interaction influences the evolution of lymphocyte populations. Mechanisms of acquired immunity, including interactions among lymphocyte subpopulations, are discussed. Lymphocyte differentiation is addressed as a developmental problem, and defense against infection is approached as an integrated response.

Lecture: 3 hours per week
Lab: 3 hours per week
Cross-Listed: BIO 326
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