READINGS IN CANCER BIOLOGY

ONCOLOGY 778

Become familiar with bioinformatics theory and principles. Provides real-world experience that can be applied to your own work. Provides a foundation of knowledge that can be used to critically evaluate existing bioinformatics tools that can be used in your work, and in the absence of an appropriate tool, identify the analyses that demand the development of novel tools.

ONCOLOGY 675

Examines special topics in cancer research. Topics and content will vary each semester and by section of the course.

ONCOLOGY 901

Critical review of selected topics in cancer research.

ONCOLOGY 735

Scientific writing. Evaluation of exemplar fellowship applications. Creation of a research proposal with iterative, constructive feedback. Constructive, articulate feedback on classmates' writing.

ONCOLOGY 703

Viral, chemical, and physical factors involved in tumor formation in humans and experimental animals; biology and biochemistry of neoplasia, both in vivo and in vitro.