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               biochemistry  laboratory.  Diagnostic  tests,  suitable   behavioral neurochemistry includes topics that range from
               treatments  and  prevention  methods  will  be  discussed   study  of  the  neurochemical  mechanisms  that  underlie
               using specific disease as example.               behavior   that   result   from   severe   neurochemical
                                                                abnormalities.  Throughout  the  course,  the  functional
               Assessment Methods:                              aspects  of  all  neurochemical  mechanisms  will  be
               Continuous Assessment:   60%                     discussed.
               Final Examination:     40%
                                                                Assessment Methods:
               Medium of Instruction:                           Continuous Assessment:   40%
               English                                          Final Examination:     60%

               Soft Skills:                                     Medium of Instruction:
               CT3, LL2                                         English

               Main References:                                 Soft Skills:
               1.  Neighbors & Tannehill-Jones (2010), Human Diseases   CS3, CT3, LL2
                                    TM
                   rd
                  3  ed; Cengage Learning
               2.  AF Smith, GJ Beckett, SW Walker & PHW Rae    Main References:
                                        th
                  (2013), Clinical Biochemistry; 8  ed. Wiley.    1.  A Primer of Drug Action, Julien, R. M., Worth
               3.  Thomas M devlin (2010), Textbook of Biochemistry   Publishers (2005).
                                    th
                  with Clinical correlation; 7  ed. Wiley.      2.  Basic Neurochemistry (Sixth Edition). Molecular,
                                                     th
               4.  Lauralee Sherwood (2007), Human Physiology 6  Ed:   Cellular, and Medical Aspects by George J.
                  Thomson Learning.                                Siegel, Bernard W. Agranoff (Edits) 2012, Elsevier
                                                                                    th
               5.  Philip D Mayne (1994), Clinical Chemistry in diagnosis   3.  Basic Neurochemistry, 8  ed., Brady et al., 2012
                            th
                  & treatment, 6  ed. Oxford University Press Inc, NY.   4.  Neurobiology of Mental Illness, Charney, D.S.,
                                                                   Nestler, E.J., Bunney, B.S. (eds.), Oxford University
                                                                   Press, 1999. Ten chapters in this book have been
               SIJ 3005  CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR                    assigned.
                        IMMUNOLOGY                              5.  The Biochemical Basis of
                                                                   Neuropharmacology, Seventh Edition, Cooper, J.R.,
               This course introduces the importance of immune system,   Bloom, F.E., Roth, R.H., Oxford University Press,
               component  of  immune  system,  different  categories  of   1996.
               immune  responses  and  their  general  properties.  For
               adaptive immune response, the course will also cover the
               development of the lymphocytes and how they recognize   SIJ 3007  MEMBRANE, HORMONE AND CELL
               the  invading  microbes  where  the  rearrangement  of  TCR        SIGNALLING
               and  BCR  genes  will  be  discussed  in  detail.  This  will  be   This course will discuss the organization and structure of a
               followed by the effector functions of the cells. Application
               of immunology will also be covered. Short presentation will   membrane  proteins,  their  function  and  the  importance  to
               be done by the student on the topics of immune reactions   cell  and  organisms.  Focus  will  be  given  on  the
               against selected diseases.                       transportation  processes  and  cell  signalling.  For  cell
                                                                signalling, hormone system will be used as a platform of
                                                                discussion, which involve with signalling cells/tissues, the
               Assessment Methods:
               Continuous Assessment:   50%                     target cells/tissues, the mode of transportation, the signal
               Final Examination:     50%                       transduction and the outcome of the signalling.
                                                                  Assessment Methods:
               Medium of Instruction:                           Continuous Assessment:   40%
               English
                                                                Final Examination:     60%
               Soft Skills:
               CS3, CT3, TS2, LL2                               Medium of Instruction:
                                                                English

               Main References:
                1.   Roitt, I.M. (2011). Roitt's essential immunology 12th   Soft Skills:
                    ed. Blackwell Pub, Malden, Mass.            CT3, LL2
                2.   Abbas,  A.K.  (2012).  Cellular  and  molecular     Main References:
                    immunology 7th ed., Saunders, Philadelphia, PA.
                3.   Abbas,  A.K.  (2014).  Basic  immunology:  functions   1.   Molecular Biology of The Cells, 4th edition, Alberts
                    and disorders of the immune system 4th edition.   et al (QH581.2 Mol) 2002.
                                                        th
                4.   Paul,  W.E.  (2013).  Fundamental  immunology.  7    2.   The World of the Cell, 7th edition, Becker et al
                    edition.   Philadelphia  :  Wolters  Kluwer/Lippincott   (QH581.2 Bec) 2009.
                    Williams & Wilkins.                          3.   Biochemistry of signal transduction and regulation /
                5.   Molecular  and  Cellular  Mechanisms  of  Antibody   Gerhard Krauss. 5th edition. Gerhard K. (QP517
                    Activity.  edited  by  Falk  Nimmerjahn.  Springer   C45Kra). 2014.
                    eBooks, 2013.
                                                                 4.   An introduction to biological membranes: from
                                                                    bilayers to rafts. Stillwell W. ISBN: 9780080931289 ;
               SIJ 3006    NEUROCHEMISTRY                           London; Waltham, MA: Elsevier Science,
                                                                    2013. ScienceDirect® e-Books
               This  course  is  intended  to  introduce  you  to  the  field  of   5.   The endocrine system at a glance. Greenstein B.,
               neurochemistry.  Basic  neurochemistry  includes  study  of   Wood D. ISBN: 9781444332155 ; 3rd ed. ;
               the  chemical  composition  of  the  brain,  brain  metabolism   Chichester, West Sussex: Wiley-Blackwell,
               and the chemistry of neurotransmission. Major part of the
               course will cover the chemistry of neural transmission and   2011. Ebrary e-Books.
               chemical  composition  and  metabolism.  The  discipline  of
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