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Immunological processes are important components of heath and disease. Products of immunological processes are often used for medical analysis. A fundamental understanding of such processes is therefore of critical importance for the development and application of new approaches in this field. In this course, immunological processes in eukaryotic organisms are studied and discussed to create a basis for research activities around such processes.

Theories, processes and methods in immunology

be able to describe and explain complex immunological processes
be able to describe and explain appropriate technologies for a diversity of advanced immunological studies

interpret, depict and discuss complex biological observations in terms of immunology
be able to argue for and against selection of different approaches to investigate immunological problems
create hypotheses relevant for investigations of new problems in immunology

Self-study literature review

Oral exam

Failed, pass

Admitted as doctoral student at LTH

Basic knowledge of immunology and cell biology

Students in research subjects that in its general curriculum indicates the course as mandatory or one of a few mandatory alternatives.

Paul, W.: Fundamental Immunology. Wolters Kluwer.

KIM055F

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FUN Margareta Sandahl