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35975-01 - Lecture: Modern Cancer Therapy 1 CP

Semester spring semester 2020
Course frequency Every spring sem.
Lecturers Heinz Läubli (heinz.laeubli@unibas.ch, Assessor)
Content The aim of the course is to give life science students an overview on current treatment options in cancer medicine and also on the current development of new agents. The lecture will cover new classes of cancer therapeutics with a particular focus on immunotherapies and antibody-drug-conjugates. It will further discuss synergies between 'old' as well as 'new' anti-cancer drugs, such as targeted agents with chemotherapeutics, and immunotherapies. Finally it will provide insights into on-going clinical as well as translational cancer research and present findings from the lecturers own research.
Learning objectives 1) Introduction into oncological practice, classical chemotherapy

2) The role of the pathologist for clinical decision-making

3) Targeted cancer therapy

4) Anti-angiogenic therapy

5) Cancer immunotherapy

6) Combination therapies

7) Cellular cancer therapies
Weblink ADAM

 

Admission requirements Completed Bachelor degree
Language of instruction English
Use of digital media No specific media used

 

Interval Weekday Time Room

No dates available. Please contact the lecturer.

Modules Electives Master Drug Sciences: Recommendations (Master's Studies: Drug Sciences)
Electives Master Science in Pharmacy: Recommendations (Master's Studies: Science in Pharmacy)
Master's Studies Molecular Biology: Further Courses (Master's Studies: Molecular Biology)
Assessment format continuous assessment
Assessment details Written Exam
https://pharma.unibas.ch/en/education/assessments-and-credit-points/continuous-assessments/
Assessment registration/deregistration Reg.: course registration, dereg: cancel course registration
Repeat examination no repeat examination
Scale 1-6 0,5
Repeated registration as often as necessary
Responsible faculty Faculty of Science, studiendekanat-philnat@unibas.ch
Offered by Departement Pharmazeutische Wissenschaften

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