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The overall objective of this course is to provide the students with a concept and working knowledge essential for an informed approach to the prevention and treatment of viral infections. I am aiming to supply just enough basic virology to underpin the more practical aspects : clinical manifestations, epidemiology, pathogenesis, immune responses, and so forth. The text for the course is Human Virology (2000), Leslie Collier and John Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2th Edition. Of course, I will make every efforts to teach the course with the aims of making the virus world to be understood by students.
* Immunology course must be taken prior to this virology course.
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1ÁÖ : How it all began (Chap 1)
2ÁÖ : General properties and classification of viruses (Chap 2)
3ÁÖ : Viral replication and genetics (Chap 3)
4ÁÖ : How viruses cause disease (Chap 4)
5ÁÖ : Resistance to infection (Chap 5)
6ÁÖ : Viruses and cancer in humans (Chap 6), Viruses and the community (Chap 7)
7ÁÖ : Upper respiratory tract and eye infection due to adenoviruses, coronaviruses, and rhinoviruses (Chap 8)
8ÁÖ : Mid-exam/The laboratory diagnosis of viral infections (Chap 36)
9ÁÖ : Control of viral diseases by immunization (Chap 37)
10ÁÖ : Antiviral chemotherapy (Chap 38)
11ÁÖ : Retroviruses and AIDS (Chap 25)
12ÁÖ : Viral diseases of the central nervous system (Chap 30)
13ÁÖ : Intrauterine and perinatal infections (Chap 31)
14ÁÖ : Viral infections in patients with defective immunity (Chap 32)
15ÁÖ : Summary of viral respiratory infections (Chap 33), Summary of sexually transmitted viral infections (Chap 34), Resurgent and emergent viral infections (Chap 35)
16ÁÖ : Final exam