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高中科學 - 醫學免疫學和免疫系統簡介
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英語程度 - 未知
美國等級 8 - 11
Intermediate 等級
遵循 Teacher-Created 課程
與 Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)對齊
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12 lessons//12 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Introduction to immune systemsStudents will learn the basic structure and function of the immune system, including its key components and their roles in defending the body against pathogens. They will also gain an understanding of the differences between innate and adaptive immunity.Week 2Lesson 2Hematopoiesis & immune cell typesStudents will explore the process of hematopoiesis, learning how blood cells are formed and differentiate into various types of immune cells. They will also study the distinct functions and characteristics of these different immune cell types in the immune response.Week 3Lesson 3Local vs. systemic inflammationStudents will examine the differences between local and systemic inflammation, understanding how each type of inflammatory response manifests and affects the body. They will also learn about the underlying mechanisms and implications of both local and systemic inflammation in disease processes.Week 4Lesson 4Introduction to pattern recognition receptorsStudents will be introduced to pattern recognition receptors (PRRs), learning about their role in the immune system's ability to detect pathogens. They will study the different types of PRRs and their mechanisms for recognizing pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs).Week 5Lesson 5Transition from Innate to Adaptive immunityStudents will explore the transition from innate to adaptive immunity, understanding how the initial innate immune response activates and shapes the subsequent adaptive immune response. They will learn about the interactions and signaling pathways that facilitate this transition and its importance in mounting a specific and effective immune defense.Week 6Lesson 6Intro to Adaptive Recognition: T vs. B cellsStudents will be introduced to the adaptive immune recognition process, focusing on the distinct roles and mechanisms of T cells and B cells. They will learn how T cells recognize antigens presented by other cells, while B cells recognize free antigens, and how these processes contribute to a coordinated adaptive immune response.Week 7Lesson 7Activation of naive T cells and T cell activationStudents will learn about the activation of naive T cells, focusing on the steps required for their activation and the role of antigen-presenting cells. They will also study the signaling pathways involved in T cell activation and the subsequent proliferation and differentiation of these cells into effector T cells.Week 8Lesson 8Immune memory and vaccinesStudents will explore the concept of immune memory and its importance in vaccination. They will learn how vaccines stimulate the immune system to generate memory cells, leading to a faster and stronger response upon subsequent exposure to the pathogen, thus conferring immunity.Week 9Lesson 9Immune tolerance and TregsStudents will delve into the concept of immune tolerance, focusing on the role of regulatory T cells (Tregs) in maintaining self-tolerance and preventing autoimmune reactions. They will learn about the mechanisms by which Tregs suppress immune responses and the implications of Treg dysfunction in autoimmune diseases.Week 10Lesson 10Allergic reactionsStudents will study allergic reactions, exploring the immune mechanisms underlying hypersensitivity responses to harmless antigens. They will learn about the role of mast cells, IgE antibodies, and inflammatory mediators in allergic reactions, as well as the classification of allergic responses and their clinical manifestations.Week 11Lesson 11Cancer and immunotherapyStudents will investigate the relationship between cancer and immunotherapy, exploring how the immune system can be harnessed to target and eliminate cancer cells. They will learn about different types of immunotherapy, such as checkpoint inhibitors and CAR-T cell therapy, and their mechanisms of action in bolstering the immune response against cancer.Week 12Lesson 12Autoimmune diseasesStudents will explore autoimmune diseases, delving into the mechanisms by which the immune system mistakenly attacks the body's own tissues. They will study various autoimmune conditions, their underlying causes, clinical manifestations, and treatment options, aiming to understand the complex interplay between immunity and self-tolerance.
- Upon finishing this course, learners should be capable of: - Exhibiting a fundamental understanding of immunological processes at both cellular and molecular levels. - Grasping the principal immunological principles and concepts. - Articulating the pivotal stages in antigen presentation and elucidating how antigens influence subsequent effector responses. - Recognizing the primary mechanisms of inflammation. - Comprehending and articulating the fundamentals of allergy and allergic diseases. - Acquiring familiarity with the immune system's involvement in cancer and tumor immunology. - Describing, comparing, and contrasting the primary mechanisms and cellular components of innate and adaptive immunity and elucidating their interconnections.
1 - 2 每週課外時間
Homework
頻率: 1-2 per week回饋: 如所須細節: Homework will be given on Friday and the learners will have one week to complete the assignment. Homework consists of multiple-choice questions, true or false, short answer, analysis, and essay questions. I provide detailed feedback for each assignment so that the learners can evaluate which area is lacking. The learners find this very useful to reinforce what they have learned from the class. A total of 5-6 lab exercises will be given for each core topic. Due to limited amount of time, the learners will be completing the assignment with some basic instructions and will be required to complete the pre- or post-lab questions.Letter Grade
頻率: 1 after class completion細節: A comprehensive end-of-course exam will be administered at the conclusion of the program to assess the students' overall understanding of the material.等級
頻率: 包括細節:
The following books can be used: . Janeway's Immunobiology. . Kuby Immunology. . The Immune System by Peter Parham. . Fundamental Immunology. . Cellular and Molecular Immunology.
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博士學位 in 科學 from University of Wisconsin-Madison
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US$16
每週或US$192 用於 12 課程每週上課 x 1 次, 12 週
45 分鐘
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年齡: 12-16
2-6 每班學員人數