BIOL 3320 - Advanced Histology

3 Credit(s)

The focus of this course is to use a systemic approach to learn and understand the details of histology. Histologists believe that the microarchitecture of tissues is the foundation on which physiology and pathophysiology are built. Topics to be studied include the specialization of cells and intercellular connections, the classification of the histological categories, the microarchitecture of tissues within organs, and the functional and structural interrelationship of the tissues. References to clinical evaluations made using pathology of tissues will be incorporated into the content while studying normal tissue structure. Format: Lecture and laboratory.

Selective
Advanced biology selective.
Corequisite(s): BIOL 2231 with a C- or better.