BIO 321 - Immunology

An overview of the mammalian immune system with an emphasis on humans by using medical case studies. Topics will include: immune cell types, antibodies, self and non-self-recognition, vaccinations and HIV/AIDS. Students will review selected journal articles and write a paper reviewing a disease of their choice. Three hours of lecture per week.

Prerequisites
BIO 114 and one 200-level Biology course or Permission of Instructor.

BIO 112 also accepted, in lieu of BIO 114, for students who entered Wheaton prior to Fall 2021.

Credits 4

Area
Natural Science

Division
Natural Science

Compass Attributes
Natural Science