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Course coordinators:
Professor Dora Vinji, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor Vesna Lukinovi-kudar, MD, PhD
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The course is intended to provide important and recent knowledge of cellular and molecular immunology. Students
will be presented large amount of complex information within three weeks; therefore, the main aim is to teach basic
concepts of experimental immunology, which are also applicable in a clinical setting. The extensive additional
reading will be provided for students who would like to learn more about immune system function in health and
disease.
Lectures will be focused on important concepts of immune system function in physiological and pathological
conditions. Seminars will include interactive discussion, as well as the presentation of clinical cases, in order to
present complex mechanisms of immune response in a clear and understandable way. Practical part of the course will
be performed in small groups to allow students to acquire lab-work skills related to some commonly used
immunological techniques.
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Lectures
Seminars
Practicals
7 (total 9 hours)
12 (total 26 hours)
3 (total 15 hours)
Total
50 hours
WEEK 1
TYPE
Lectures
Seminars
Practicals
TOPIC (duration)
Chapter
Introduction to immunology (45 min)
Organization of the immune system (245 min)
Innate immunity (2x45 min)
Antigen processing and presentation (45 min)
Antibody structure and the generation of B cell diversity (2x45)
Ch 4
Development of B lymphocytes (45)
Ch 6
Humoral immunity (345 min)
Ch 9
Preparation of cell suspension, Immunoflurescence staining, Flow-cytometric analysis (6x45
min)
WEEK 2
TYPE
Lectures
Seminars
Practicals
TOPIC (duration)
Chapter
Regulation of the immune response (45 min)
Cytokines (45 min)
Immunological tolerance (45 min)
Antigen recognition by T lymphocytes (45 min)
Ch 5 (125-132)
Development of T lymphocytes (45 min)
Ch 7
Cellular immunity (345 min)
Ch 8
Autoimmunity (345 min)
Ch 13
Application of immunological techniques in clinical medicine (345)
WEEK 3
TYPE
Lectures
Seminars
Practical
TOPIC (duration)
Chapter
Ch 11
Ch 12
Ch 5 (145-154), Ch 15
Ch 16
Ch 10,14
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WEEK 1
Day
Time
Type
Group
Topic
Faculty
Monday
7.4.14.
9.00-9.45
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A+B
Introduction to immunology
10.00-11.30
L (M)
A+B
12.00-13.30
L (M)
A+B
Innate immunity
Wednesday
8.00-12.30
9.4.14.
13.00-17.30
8.00-9.30
S (M)
10.00-10.45
L (M)
A+B
11.00-12.30
S (M)
8.00-8.45
S (M)
Development of B lymphocytes
Friday
9.00-11.15
S (M)
Humoral immunity
11.4.14.
11.30-12.15
S (M)
Development of B lymphocytes
12.30-14.45
S (M)
Humoral immunity
Tuesday
8.4.14.
Thursday
10.4.14.
WEEK 2
Day
Time
Type
Group
Topic
Faculty
8.00-8.45
S (M)
9.00-9.45
S (M)
Development of T lymphocytes
14.00-16.15
P*
8.00-8.45
S (M)
9.00-9.45
S (M)
Development of T lymphocytes
14.00-16.15
P*
Wednesday
8.00-10.15
S (M)
Cellular immunity
16.4.14.
10.30-12.45
S (M)
Cellular immunity
8.00-8.45
L (W)
A+B
9.00-9.45
L (W)
A+B
Cytokines
10.00-10.45
L (W)
A+B
Immunological tolerance
Friday
8.00-10.15
S (M)
Autoimmunity
18.4.14.
10.30-12.45
S (M)
Autoimmunity
Monday
14.4.14.
Tuesday
15.4.14.
Thursday
17.4.14.
WEEK 3
Day
Time
Monday
Type
Group
Topic
Faculty
EASTER
21.4.14.
Tuesday
8.00-9.30
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Immunodeficiency
22.4.14.
10.00-12.15
S (NV)
Hypersensitivity
10.45-12.15
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Immunodeficiency
12.45-15.00
S (NV)
Hypersensitivity
Wednesday
8.00-10.15
S (M)
Histocompatibility. Transplantation.
23.4.14.
13.00-17.30
Thursday
8.00-10.15
S (M)
Histocompatibility. Transplantation
24.4.14.
13.00-17.30
8.00-9.30
S (M)
Tumor immunology
10.00-11.30
S (M)
12.00-13.30
S (M)
Tumor immunology.
14.00-15.30
S (M)
Friday
25.4.14.
L-lecture, S-seminar, P-practical, M-Masek Room, W Wickerhauser Room, NV- Nova vijecnica, - akovi
Room
The practical (P*) Application of immunological techniques in clinical medicine will be held at the Immunology
Laboratory, Rebro University Hospital, Kipatieva 12 (Prof. Drago Batini)
All other practicals will be held at the Lab, Department of Physiology.
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Final examination (written+oral) will be organized at the end of the course (Friday, 3.5.2013., 8.00 Cackovic
Room) and several times thereafter, within the academic year. Written exam (test) will include 40 multiple-choice
questions. Students need to answer at least 55% of the questions correctly to pass the written exam and to qualify for
taking the oral examination. Students seminar work and presentation will be evaluated and included in the final
score (maximum 10% of total points). The final oral examination determines the final mark of the course.
Regular terms
Winter
Summer
Autumn
Date
2.5.2014.
8.7.2014.
22.7.2014.
9.9.2014.
23.9.2014.
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Professor Drago Batini, MD, PhD
Vilma Dembitz, MD
Assistant Professor Tomislav Kelava, MD, PhD
Hrvoje Lali, MD
Assistant Professor Vesna Lukinovi-kudar, MD, PhD
Alan uur, MD
Professor Dora Vinji, MD, PhD
Professor Mirza iak, MD, PhD
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Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2009.