Classes

VIR 312 (Virology I) lectures

Semester: 
Fall

Dear future colleagues,
The following is a description of the undergraduate course Virology 312 student activity requirements.

Virology (B) - VIR 322

Semester: 
Spring

This systematic veterinary virology course aims to provide undergraduate students with in-depth information on select viruses of economic and public health importance using State-of-the-Art lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions. The specific aspects of pathogenesis, immune response to infection, viral evolution, and epidemiology will be discussed together with the general properties of the family to which each virus belongs. Detailed information about available diagnostic tools and vaccines will be provided.

General Virology PHA 251

Semester: 
Spring

Dear future colleagues, I have final uploaded exam example questions and exam format to give you a feeling of how the final exam will look like. I have added an updated version of the immunity lecture. It contains some notes.

I have also added an updated  version of the enrichment questions intended to give students a higher level of understanding of the immune system. Enjoy.

The lecture from last year is still relevant. This material is intended for registered students only.

Vaccinology (VIR-3178)

Semester: 
Spring

Dear future colleagues,

Advanced General Virology

Semester: 
Fall

Dear future colleagues,

Viruses of Fish and Crustaceans (CRN: VIR-3182).

Semester: 
Spring

Dear future colleagues,

VIR 007 - Special topics in virology.

Semester: 
Spring

Dear future colleagues,

The semester is coming to an end. You may feel that time is running out, but it is not.

I have uploaded my lecture on safety principles in the biomedical and biological laboratories. I will be happy to help you by offering this lecture online on Friday the 12th of May at 4 PM.

Veterinary Serum and Vaccines Special Program Course # 354

Semester: 
Spring

Dear future colleagues,

General Virology (Pet Animals Program) VIR-312

Semester: 
Fall

This lecture is intended for registered students only. Please, be advised that oral discussions given during class are an integral part of the lecture.

Stay safe.

General Virology (VIR 4175) Syllabus and Guidelines

Semester: 
Spring

Dear future colleagues,

For every cellular organism on this earth, there is a virus. Viruses impact our health, economy, and environment. Many viruses are looked upon as dangerous threats because numerous viruses cause devastating human, animal, and plant diseases. However, viruses are one of the guardians of the planet's ecosystem. For example, some marine viruses are indirectly responsible for reducing the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere by approximately 3 gigatons of carbon per year .

Molecular Biology CRN 155

Semester: 
Spring