[Bioundgrd] Fwd: Course Offering for Spring 2005

[Janice Chang]

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>>Dear MIT Graduate and Undergraduate students:
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>>HST's Principle and Practice of Human Pathology 
>>will be offered this spring 2005 pending 
>>sufficient enrollment.  In an effort to 
>>determine in advance how many students plan on 
>>attending, would you please email Pat 
>>Cunningham (pcunningham at hms.harvard.edu) if you 
>>plan to take the course this spring.  Thank 
>>you!  Regards,  Pat
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>>Subject No.: HST.035
>>Subject Title: Principles and Practice of Human Pathology
>>Offered: Spring semester
>>Credits: 16 units (4-2-10) H-level graduate 
>>credits (Note: This subject is equivalent to
>>HST.030/031 Human Pathology. Credit cannot be received for both courses.)
>>Pre-requisites: 7.01 and 7.05 (or an equivalent 
>>experience with permission of the instructor)
>>Grading: Letter grading
>>Website: /web.mit.edu/hst.035/
>>Meeting times: Tuesday and Thursday 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
>>Meeting place: Room 1-379 (lectures), Room 1-115 (labs)
>>Course Description: This subject provides a 
>>comprehensive overview of human pathology with 
>>emphasis on mechanisms of disease and modern 
>>diagnostic technologies. Topics include (1) 
>>general mechanisms of disease (inflammation, 
>>infection, immune injury, host response to 
>>foreign materials, transplantation, genetic 
>>disorders and neoplasia), (2) pathology of 
>>lipids, enzymes and molecular transporters, (3) 
>>pathology of major organ systems, and (4) 
>>review of diagnostic tools from invasive 
>>surgical pathology to non-invasive techniques 
>>such as optical spectroscopy, functional 
>>imaging, and molecular markers of disease. The 
>>objectives of this course are achieved by a set 
>>of integrated lectures and laboratories, as 
>>well as a student-driven term project leading 
>>to a formal presentation on a medical, 
>>socioeconomic, or technological issue in human 
>>pathology.
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>>Patricia A. Cunningham
>>Manager
>>HST Office at HMS
>>Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences
>>and Technology
>>Harvard Medical School
>>260 Longwood Ave., TMEC 213
>>Boston, MA 02115
>>(617) 432-1738
>>(617) 432-0232 (fax)
>>http://hst.mit.edu
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>Domingo B. Altarejos
>Graduate Administrator--Office of Academic Administration
>Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology
>MIT E25-518 77 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MA 02139
>Tel./Voice Mail: (617) 253-3609	Fax: (617) 253-6692
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