LAMP 7141: Problems in Experimental Pathology
Course Availability: 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010
| Length | Arranged |
| Sites | Arranged |
| Periods Offered | All periods |
| Limit | 1 |
| Course Director | Individual faculty/research directors |
| Contact | Gail Rosenbaum , (612) 625-7622, rosen018@umn.edu (See special instructions) |
| Report First Day: Arranged | |
Description
This course provides an opportunity for students to participate in either experimental pathology or clinical research being conducted by various faculty members at the University or affiliated hospitals. The student can choose from the following areas of research: cardiac pathology; neuropathology; pediatric pathology; renal pathology; surgical pathology; immunobiology; hematology; genetics; cell biology; tumor immunology and transplantation genetics; molecular diagnostics; diabetes; cancer immunology; electron microscopy (diagnostic and research); experimental oncology; chemical carcinogenesis; immunopathology; chronobiology; tumor pathology; and immunocytochemistry.
Goals and Objectives
Students will learn research techniques by participating in ongoing research activities or by designing an individual research program.
Evaluation
Based on performance and interest shown; research paper may be required.
Special Instructions
For more detailed descriptions of ongoing research and research directors, students should check the Web page at www.borg.labmed.umn.edu. It is the responsibility of the student to inform Karen Ringsrud in the Department Education Office (D142 Mayo or 625-5421 or rings001@umn.edu) with whom they will be conducting a research project. This is essential for evaluations and assignment of grades.
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