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LMP1503H - Signal Transduction Pathways in Normal and Diseased Tissues

Course Coordinator: Dr. Clifford Lingwood
Tel: (416) 813-5998; email: cling@sickkids.ca
Curriculum:
  • Role of Glycolipids in Signal Transduction Pathways
  • Receptor Pathogenesis
  • Endotoxin Signaling
  • Evolution of Signal Transduction
  • Growth Factor receptor signaling in cancer
  • Lymphocyte signaling and immune deficiencies
  • Lysosomal Signaling
  • Regulation of gene expression
  • Signal transduction via cell adhesion receptors
  • Cytokines and Signal Transduction
Course Format: 10 two-hour sessions.
Prerequisite: None
Evaluation:

Lecturers provide several recent references. Students pick one to be the basis of a research proposal. Students are also evaluated on a 15min presentation based on their written proposal.

Requirements of research proposal and oral presentation