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BIOE 333

Systems Medicine

UNITS:1
GRADING:Satisfactory/No Credit
LEVEL:Graduate
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The human body is a wondrous system. It is able to maintain healthy function despite huge molecular and environmental variations. But the circuits that enable it to function so robustly have specific fragilities that lead to diseases. This course will provide basic principles for understanding human physiological circuits and show how these principles help to understand disease processes and their dynamics. The course will include guitar songs and other enjoyable methods to improve learning.

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BIOE 333: Systems Medicine

1 units · Satisfactory/No Credit

The human body is a wondrous system. It is able to maintain healthy function despite huge molecular and environmental variations. But the circuits that enable it to function so robustly have specific fragilities that lead to diseases. This course will provide basic principles for understanding human physiological circuits and show how these principles help to understand disease processes and their dynamics. The course will include guitar songs and other enjoyable methods to improve learning.

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