Molecular Medicine for Biologists

University of Hohenheim in cooperation with the Dr. Margarete Fischer-Bosch Institute of Clinical Pharmacology and the Robert-Bosch-Hospital

Upcoming Course

Module:	2201-270
Organizers:	Dr. Oliver Burk (IKP); Prof. Dr. Walter Aulitzky (RBK); Prof. Dr. Schwab (IKP); Prof. Dr. Blum (University of Hohenheim)
Date:	09.03.-23.03.2020 (2 weeks)
Targetgroup:	Biology students (Bachelor, University of Hohenheim). The number of participants is limited to 12 students
Time:	9.30 h till approximately 15.30 h
Venue:	Seminary room and laboratories of the Dr. Margarete Fischer-Bosch-Institute of Clinical Pharmacology, Auerbachstr. 112, Stuttgart
Aim:	The aim of this course is to present a hands-on training on different aspects (both theoretical and practical) of molecular medicine and pharmacology for biologists.
Content:	There will be a mixture of lectures and frequent practical sessions. Topics that will be addressed include: Theoretical basics on molecular medicine, pharmacology, pharmacogenomics and drug metabolism Basic knowledge about drug transport and drug response Basics of malignant transformation and biological effects of antitumor drugs Principles of planning and implementation of clinical trials Application of various techniques in molecular biology, such as genotyping, transfection of cell lines, etc. Working with different cellular model systems for analyzing effects of antitumor drugs Examining drug metabolism and transport using HPLC techniques