CDB 680: Organogenesis of Complex Tissues
8:30-10:00 AM, Tuesdays & Thursdays, Fall 2008
Course objectives are: a) to provide students with a current, in-depth, multidisciplinary view of the processes of organogenesis; b) to highlight target areas of future research; c) to read and discuss significant papers in the field; and d) to practice the design and preparation of a research grant by writing a “miniproposal”.
The course will cover multiple aspects of organogenesis, including: morphological and molecular events underlying organ formation; in vitro and in vivo experimental systems; parallel pathways for organ formation in various model organisms; adult organ structure and pathology; organ regeneration/repair; stem cell systems; cell and tissue engineering; and carcinogenesis.
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