236 / FIELDS OF INSTRUCTION

conditions and sequellae, pathologic aspects of immunologic phenomena; phylo-
genetic and developmental aspects of immunity.
MED 694-IMMUNOBIOLOGY LABORATORY. 3 credits
 Prerequisite: Consent of staff. Corequisite: MED 693. Project oriented. Labora-
 tory skills and techniques in immunobiology. Each student or small group of stu-
 dents will work in close association with a faculty member.

 DIVISION OF ANATOMICAL SCIENCES
 COURSES FOR ADVANCED UNDERGRADUATES AND GRADUATES
 MED 501-GROSS ANATOMY. 6 credits
 MED 502-APPLIED GROSS ANATOMY. 7 credits
 MED 503-MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY. 6 credits

 GRADUATE COURSES
MED 604-ADVANCES IN SUBMICROSCOPIC ANATOMY. 4 credits
 Prerequisites: Histology or cytology; approval of the staff. Ultrastructure in
cells and tissues of vertebrate forms. Current research trends and functional con-
notations where pertinent.
MED 605-RESEARCH METHODS IN ANATOMY. 1 to 6 credits
 Research techniques of histochemistry, radiation biology, experimental em-
bryology, teratology, endocrinology, or electron microscopy under supervision of
a staff member. May be repeated with change of content up to a maximum of
12 credits.
MED 606-ANATOMY SEMINAR. 1 to 3 credits
MED 608-SPECIAL TOPICS IN ANATOMY. 1 to 6 credits
 Readings in the recent research literature of anatomy and allied disciplines.
May be repeated with change of content up to a maximum of 15 credits.
MED 609-EMBRYOLOGY AND ORGANOGENESIS. 4 credits
 Prerequisite: ZY 309 or MED 501. Human and higher mammalian develop-
ment, with emphasis on maldevelopment. Physiological and clinical considerations
stressed where pertinent.
MED 632-TECHNIQUES IN ELECTRON MICROSCOPY. 3 to 5 credits
 Prerequisites: Histology and cytology. Proficiency acquired in techniques of
specimen preparation and analysis for ultrastructure investigation and in use of the
ultramicrotome, high vacuum evaporator, and electron microscope.
MED 678-ADVANCED MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY. 4 to 6 credits
 Prerequisites: MED 503 or ZY 521; consent of instructor. Histological ap-
proaches and techniques relevant to selected research areas. Lectures, microscopic
study, and laboratory project relating structural and functional aspects of a problem.
MED 679-ADVANCED GROSS ANATOMY. 3 to 6 credits
 Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. Regional and specialized anatomy of
the human body taught by laboratory dissection, conferences, and demonstrations.
May be repeated with change of content up to a maximum of 9 credits.
MED 695-ADVANCES IN CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 1. 2 credits
 Identical with BLY 602. The relationship between cell structure and function:
1) organization of chromosomes, RNA synthesis, and translation of the genetic
code into functional entities, 2) organization of cellular membranes; 3) ultra-
structure, function, and biosynthesis of sub-cellular organelles; 4) regulatory mech-
anisms of the cell; correlation of in vitro and in vivo experiments.