Blood Cell Development and Function in Health and Disease Seminar
A seminar covering cutting-edge and foundational topics on blood cell development, function, and blood diseases including cancer.
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What you’ll be able to do
Apply knowledge of molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying normal and malignant blood cell development to understand biological and pathological processes.
Evaluate translational research approaches in hematology and how these approaches contribute to developing preventative and therapeutic strategies for blood diseases.
Integrate omic technologies and multi-disciplinary approaches to the hematopoietic system and extend these approaches to address diverse scientific problems.
Apply mechanistic and biological knowledge to design controlled experiments to discover mechanistic, biological, and pathological insights.
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Course map(ZOOLOGY/BIOLOGY 101 and 102), (ZOOLOGY/BIOLOGY/BOTANY 151 and 152), (BIOCORE 383 and 384), or graduate/professional standing
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An overview of cutting-edge and foundational topics on blood cell development, function, and blood diseases including cancer.
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Topics
- Blood cell development, function, and blood diseases including cancer.
- Translational research approaches in hematology and therapeutic strategies.
- Omic technologies and multi-disciplinary approaches to the hematopoietic system.
Skills
- Applying molecular and cellular mechanisms to understand normal and malignant blood cell development.
- Evaluating translational research approaches for preventative and therapeutic strategies in blood diseases.
- Integrating omic technologies and multi-disciplinary approaches to the hematopoietic system.
- Designing controlled experiments to discover mechanistic, biological, and pathological insights.
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