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[ 663BCELITB23 ] Modul (*)Introduction to Biomedicine
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Ausbildungslevel |
Studienfachbereich |
VerantwortlicheR |
Anbietende Uni |
| 4 ECTS |
Kumulative Modulprüfung |
B - Bachelor |
Biologische Chemie |
Jindrich Chmelar |
USB Budweis |
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Bachelorstudium Biological Chemistry 2023W |
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(*)The main course objective is to initiate students into the broad research field of biomedicine, which involves not only wide range of interconnected research disciplines, but is one of the most developing and growing area of industry, focused on human health. This makes biomedicine very attractive and perspective field of study. Students will familiarize themselves with main areas and trends in biomedical research, basic principles of human body functioning at organismal, tissue, cellular, molecular and biochemical level. Chosen human pathological states or diseases will be used to show the interconnection among various biomedical disciplines. Ethical and legal aspects of biomedical and clinical research will be discussed. The course should prepare students for further, more specialized subjects and should enable them to think about individual biological processes in broader perspective.
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(*)Content of lectures:
1. What is biomedicine? Introduction to the subject. Where medicine and biology meet? The history of biomedicine, important milestones and discoveries
2. Main areas and trends in biomedical research, interconnection of basic research with the development of new biotechnologies, therapies and diagnostic methods, clinical research, biomedical industry and employment possibilities.
3. Fundamentals of human body functions - anatomy, physiology, homeostasis x pathology
4. Basics of cell biology and genetics of human, epigenetic regulation, genetic diseases
5. Overview of human biochemistry, metabolic processes - respiration, catabolism, anabolism, biomacromolecules, related pathologies
6. Basics of human molecular biology - central dogma, cell signalling
7. Immune system I - innate immunity, inflammation, cellular and humoral immunity, cytokines
8. Immune system II - acquired immunity, antigens, allergies
9. In vitro and in vivo models of human diseases I - respiratory, digestive and excretory system
10. In vitro and in vivo models of human diseases II - bones, muscles and skin
11. In vitro and in vivo models of human diseases III - endocrine, nervous, immune and circulatory system
12. Civilization diseases, metabolic syndrome, cancer, cardiovascular diseases, infectious diseases
13. Project and experiment in experimental biomedicine - project design, ethical and legal aspects of clinical and biomedical research
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