Immunology
Immunogie
6 CPSummerEN
Contents
The content aspects of the module provide important foundations for a wide range of bioscientific areas. • Cells of the immune system and immune organs and their functions • Cells, mechanisms and molecules of the innate and acquired immune system • Complement system • Antibody classes and their functions • Inflammatory reactions • Interaction of B and T cells and the molecules involved • Antigen presentation with cells and molecules involved • Functions of immunological memory • Process of an immune reaction after infection and vaccination • Presentation and discussion of scientific data
Learning outcomes
After successfully completing the module, students are able to explain the scientific principles of immunology. In the seminar, students have demonstrated that they can analyse, present and discuss current publications from the rapidly growing field of immunology. After successfully completing the module, students will have acquired not only specialist knowledge, but also skills in terms of self-organization, communication skills and dealing with scientific literature.
Assessment
• Written Examination, 120 min
Literature (1)
- Will be announced in the first class meeting.
Source: BTU's module description · retrieved 29 Sep 2026Original