Molecular Basis of Disease: Death and Repair
Submitted by Raible, David on Tue, 08/28/2012 - 5:58pm
Course Number:
PATH 512
Course Type:
Elective
Quarter:
Autumn
Weeks:
1-5
Location:
UW
Instructor (MCB Faculty):
Bowen-Pope, Daniel First in a series designed to introduce students to medically important diseases and physiologic processes and experimental approaches to elucidating the cellular processes underlying these diseases. Covers basic cell/tissue processes that underlie normal homeostasis and most disease and, including apoptosis, necrosis, stem cells, inflammation, granulation tissue, tissue regeneration, repair and fibrosis.
Areas of Interest:
Cancer Biology
Currently Offered:
Yes - People
- Current Students
- Prospective Students
- Areas of Interest
- Affiliated Programs
- Training Grant


