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LMP363H1 - Principles of Pathobiology 24L
Course description
The objective of this course is to familiarize you with the principles underlying the ways in which living organisms, in particular mammalian organisms, and their contained organs, tissues and cells, respond and react to disturbances in the environment (exogenous and endogenous) that may lead to disease.
The emphasis in this course will be mainly descriptive, in that the orientation will be the patterns of responses and their consequences to the host. However, where applicable, we will explore biochemical and molecular mechanisms.
We will include cell and tissue injury, repair, inflammation, immune responses, selected toxic agents, neoplasia and a few examples of selected responses of specific organ systems to toxic agents.
Course coordinator
Office address: St. Michael’s Hospital, 30 Bond St.
Teaching assistant
TBA
Term |
Fall 2024 |
Class time |
Tuesday, 1 - 3 pm |
Office hours |
Appointments scheduled with students as needed by e-mail |
Course details
- Hours: 24L
- Prerequisite: BIO230H1, CHM247H1/ CHM249H1
- Exclusions: LMP300Y1
- Distribution requirements: Science
- Breadth requirement: Living Things and Their Environment (4)
- Enrolment limits: 142 students
Student evaluation
Mid-term test: 40%
Final exam: 60%
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Schedule - Fall 2024
Dates |
Topic |
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September 12 |
Introduction Response of the Cell and Tissue to Injury |
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September 19 |
Response of the Cell and Tissue to Injury |
Dr. Cotton |
September 26 |
Cell Injury and Cell Death – Mechanisms Apoptosis |
Dr. Hahn |
October 3 |
Acute Inflammation and Innate Immune Response |
Dr. Lee |
October 10 |
Chronic Inflammation and Adaptive Immune Response |
Dr. Lee |
October 17 |
Immunopathology |
Dr. Lee |
October 24 |
Mid-term test - 1 hour Introduction to Neoplasia |
Dr. Manduch |
October 31 |
Inherited predispositions to cancer Cancers associated with infectious agents |
Dr. Wu |
November 6 - 10 |
Reading week, no classes |
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November 14 |
Responses of the Brain Responses of the Myocardium |
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November 21 |
Responses of the Respiratory Tract (virtual) Responses of the Gastrointestinal Tract |
Dr. Wee |
November 28 |
Pathobiology of Selected Diseases in Autopsy Pathology Pathobiology of Forensic Pathology |
Dr. Patrick Kim |
December 5 |
Responses of the Genitourinary Tract |
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TBD |
Final Exam |
Recommended readings or text book
Basic Pathology (latest edition), by Kumar, Cotran and Robbins
Pathologic Basis of Disease (latest Edition), by Kumar, Abbas & Fausto
OR
Pathology (latest edition), by Rubin & Farber