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University of Pittsburgh UPMC Health Sciences @ Pitt School of Medicine Select a Search Department of Immunology Academic Resources HOME About Us Faculty Staff ... Flow Facility Thomas E. Starzl Biomedical Science Tower Phone: 412-383-9737 Fax: 412-383-8098 Welcome to the Department of Immunology Web Site! November 14, 2010 Above: Human dendritic cells are activated and respond to the encounter with the tumor antigen MUC1 by fluxing calcium (credit: Dr. Olivera Finn) Please check back for News and Announcements. Upcoming Events See Entire WebCalendar *Internal events are highlighted in color. 12:00 PM Immunology Seminar Series , ''TBA'', Raghvendra Srivastava, PhD [ Scaife Hall - Auditorium 5 ] 12:00 PM Immunology Seminar Series , ''NO SEMINAR - Thanksgiving Break'' [ Scaife Hall - Auditorium 5 ] 12:00 PM Immunology Seminar Series , ''TBA'', Greg Barton, PhD [ Scaife Hall - Auditorium 5 ] 12:00 PM Immunology Seminar Series , ''TBA'', Anupriya Khare, PhD

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Languages Search Immunology (Medicine) Course description Immunology (Medicine) Code: Teacher(s): Dr. B.O. Roep ECTS: Level: Period: Semester 1 Block: Language: English Aim This immunology course will teach you 1. How the human body protects itself against pathogenic micro organisms. 2. The consequences of immune failure. 3. How immune reactions prevent, but also cause illness. 4. That many common diseases involve either excessive immune reactions or the lack of immunity. 5. That understanding of the immune system is crucial for proper diagnosis and treatment of patients. Content Before you can appreciate how immune reactions, or the lack thereof, can cause disease, some basic understanding of how the immune system works is required. During the first week of this course, we will provide you with these basic insights and we will discuss examples of clinical settings where proper knowledge of the immune system makes the difference between life and death. During the final two weeks of the course, we will present and discuss a rang of medical conditions involving immunology, including patient demonstrations. Literature The Immune System, 3rd Ed Peter Parham

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