This course will allow students to gain in-depth knowledge of basic immunology through independent study under the guidance of faculty on individual topics. view course details
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Regular Academic Session.
Credits and Grading Basis
1-3 Credits
Stdnt Opt(Letter or S/U grades)
Class Number & Section Details
14769VETMI 5000 IND 600
Meeting Pattern
TBA
Instructors
Staff
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This lecture-based course will cover the infectious agents important for public health, including the major viral, bacterial and parasitic agents in health and disease for humans, and involved in zoonosis ... view course details
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This case-based course will focus on small group and applied learning. Subjects under discussion will cover the infectious agents important for public health, including the major viral, bacterial and parasitic ... view course details
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Emphasizes the application of engineering principles and tools to quantitatively study the immune system in health and disease development. This course will establish concepts necessary for developing ... view course details
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Designed primarily for graduate students with a background in pathogenic microbiology and immunology. May be elected by veterinary students who are properly prepared. view course details
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Invited speakers in immunology and infection biology to acquaint students with current advances in the field. For seminar schedule and speaker list, see the web site via the links ... view course details
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Discussion group in which students present research papers from the contemporary scientific literature encompassing immunology and infectious diseases. view course details
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In-depth look at Apicomplexa of major importance in domestic animals. Emphasis on parasites common in North America and Europe. Presents details of taxonomy, biology, epidemiology, disease, and preventative ... view course details
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Instruction Mode: Distance Learning - WWW
This is a distance learning class.
In-depth look at excavates of major importance in domestic animals. Emphasis on parasites common in North America and Europe. Details of taxonomy, biology, epidemiology, disease, and preventative and curative ... view course details
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In-depth look at soft and hard ticks of major importance in domestic animals. Emphasis on species common in North America and Europe. Details of taxonomy, biology, epidemiology, disease, and preventative ... view course details
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In-depth look at feline endoparasites of major importance in North America and Europe. Details of taxonomy, biology, epidemiology, pathology, host immunity, clinical presentation, and preventative and ... view course details
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THIS IS A REQUIREMENT FOR NON-DVMs – This course will familiarize students with the fundamental principles, history, and scope of pharmacology and, provide a basic understanding of major definitions and ... view course details
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This course will present the principles behind commonly used diagnostic techniques to identify parasitic infections, including: fecal and blood examination techniques, culture methods, morphologic ... view course details
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Identification and differentiation of common protistan, helminth and acarid parasites and artifacts and pseudoparasites found in the feces, urine, blood, and skin scrapings of domestic animals. view course details
1 Credit
GradeNoAud(Letter grades only (no audit))
Class Number & Section Details
14796VETMI 7420 LAB 401
Meeting Pattern
MTWFSSu
Oct 5 - Oct 10, 2018
Instructors
Bowman, D
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required, for this section. Additional information may be found on the syllabus provided by your professor.
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Students will perform necropsies for parasite recovery and identification as per FDA trial purposes. Domestic and wild animal species will be utilized for the purpose of presenting methods for the examination ... view course details
1 Credit
GradeNoAud(Letter grades only (no audit))
Class Number & Section Details
14797VETMI 7421 LAB 401
Meeting Pattern
MTRFSSu
Dec 6 - Dec 11, 2018
Instructors
Bowman, D
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required, for this section. Additional information may be found on the syllabus provided by your professor.
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In-depth look at the history of twelve major pharmacologic agents that have changed the world and some of which are still a critical part of today's pharmacopoeia. The histories are telling and engaging ... view course details
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Discussions on the principles of vaccine design, the history of vaccine use in veterinary medicine, and the regulatory approval process with focus on specific products developed for coccidia in poultry, ... view course details
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An overview of the government's role in animal health since its formalization 1862 with the establishment of the USDA, then the FDA, the CDC, EPA and Customs and Border Protection. Some agencies interact ... view course details
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In this course students will develop a topic for their literature-review dealing directly with a subject in veterinary parasitology and will be assigned a faculty mentor. Students will identify their ... view course details
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A Survey of the parasites of people: protist, helminth, and arthropod. Covers their biology, transmission, and importance in human medicine. Includes the common parasites of people in the developed and ... view course details
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Introduction to the arthropod, protist, and helminth parasites of domestic animals with an emphasis on the biology, diseases induced, and their control. Objective is to have a basic understanding of the ... view course details
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This lab will focus on the morphologic identification of specimens from invertebrate and vertebrate hosts. Students will identify provided specimens of arthropods, protists, and helminths- some of which ... view course details
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This course involves hands-on work in fish disease research and the latest diagnostic tools. Identification of parasites, fungal, bacterial and viral pathogens by classical and molecular techniques will ... view course details
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Seminar series designed to acquaint students with current research in the field of parasitology. The range of topics is determined, in part, by the interests of those participating and may include such ... view course details
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