MIJ485H1 - Vaccines and Immunity
Course Description:
Analysis of the strategies used by pathogenic microbes to evade specific and innate immune responses, and the strategies used to combat infectious disease using vaccines, with an emphasis on molecular and immunological aspects. Special topics include: molecular basis of pathogenicity and immune-evasion strategies; vaccination strategies; challenges to vaccine implementation.
Given jointly by the Departments of Molecular Genetics and Immunology
Course Coordinator:
Dr. Scott Gray-Owen
Course Schedule
Prerequisite:
IMM340H1+IMM350H1 or IMM341H1+IMM351H1, MGY377H1, MGY378H1
Exclusion:
MBY480H1, MGY485H1