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Immunology  Lead Faculty: Mr. Philip Payne  Course Description
Explores the immune system structure and function in health and
disease. Topics include hypersensitivity, autoimmunity,
immunodeficiency, transplant and tumor immunology, flow
cytometry and other immunological techniques.  Learning Outcomes
• Compare and contrast innate vs adaptive immunity.   •
Distinguish the five main immunoglobulins, including their
structure, occurrence and properties.   • Compare and contrast
the immunological techniques used in the detection of bacterial,
viral, fungal and parasitic infections.   • Describe the basic
principles of flow cytometry and its clinical applications.   •
Describe the techniques used in histocompatability and their
applications.   Recommended: Prior completion of