3 credits
10.0 h + 20.0 h
Q2
Teacher(s)
Beauloye Christophe; Bertrand Luc; Dessy Chantal; Dumoutier Laure; Feron Olivier; Henriet Patrick; Horman Sandrine; Jonas Jean-Christophe coordinator; Kienlen-Campard Pascal; Pilette Charles;
Language
English
Main themes
At the end of the year, the student will :
- know the pathophysiology of the diseases covered during classes, from the molecule to the cell, the cell to the organ, and the organ to the organism
- understand/be able to explain the link between the molecular and cellular alterations described and the development of the chronic diseases covered during classes, as well as the mode of action of drugs targeting these alterations and their impact in other organs
- be able to analyze and criticize a conference or paper in that field ; use his/her new knowledge and skills to investigate unanswered questions on the topic
- imagine new approaches to study the pathophysiology of other diseases
Aims
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
| 1 | This course requires good knowledge of cellular and molecular biology, biochemistry of cell metabolism, immunology, cell and organ physiology, and human pathology. |
The contribution of this Teaching Unit to the development and command of the skills and learning outcomes of the programme(s) can be accessed at the end of this sheet, in the section entitled “Programmes/courses offering this Teaching Unit”.
Content
The classes will cover the pathophysiological mechanisms underlying the development of frequent non-communicable human diseases, the drugs targeting these mechanisms and unanswered questions on the topic (biomedical research). The link between the molecular, cellular, and tissue alterations and their impact on the whole organism will be highlighted as much as possible. Diseases covered during classes: diabetes and its complications ; cardiovascular diseases; hemostatic disorders; endothelial dysfunction and vascular remodeling in cardiovascular diseases; respiratory diseases; neurodegenerative diseases ; cancers; endometriosis ; skin diseases.
Teaching methods
The course consists in a series of lectures or inverted classes on specific topics.
Evaluation methods
Written examination on 3 different parts of the course, unless specified otherwise by each professor. In case of a major failure in one part, the final note may be lower than the arithmetic mean of the notes obtained in each part.
Questions are written in English, but students can choose to anwer in French or English.
Questions are written in English, but students can choose to anwer in French or English.
Other information
This course requires good knowledge of cellular and molecular biology, biochemistry of cell metabolism, immunology, cell and organ physiology, and human pathology.
Online resources
Slides projected during classes and additional documents will be posted on MoodleUCL.
Bibliography
- aucun support de cours obligatoires: slides et autres documents disponibles sur Moodle
Teaching materials
- aucun support de cours obligatoires: slides et autres documents disponibles sur Moodle
Faculty or entity
SBIM
