Course Overview

This course complements Molecular and Cellular Biology of Disease I. Lectures range from cancer cell biology to relationship between deregulation of metabolism and cancer and provides current information in these fields of research.

Learning Achievement

Students will gain the essential knowledge to understand the current state of research in cancer, deregulated metabolism in cancer, and host-pathogen interactions in inflammation in health and disease.

Competence

Expertise, English language proficiency

Course prerequisites

Grading Philosophy

The students will be graded based on the reports submitted at the end of the course.

Course schedule

The evolutionary drivers of invasiveness and dormancy 2
Epithelial to mesenchyme transitions
Mouse models of disease
Drosophila as a model system
High throughput sequencing and association studies of a whole nation
Development of the melanocyte lineage and application of Genome editing technologies
Environmental radiation (DNA Damage and Repair)
Cellular signaling
The ubiquitin system
Host-pathogen interactions and Inflammation in health and disease

Course type

Lectures

Online Course Requirement

Instructor

Goding Colin,Buffa Francesca Meteora,Jimenez Custodia Garcia,Mellor Jane,Filippakopoulos Panagis,Kyo Tosyu

Other information

Site for Inquiry

Link to the syllabus provided by the university