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| h1 __Topics of Interest:__ | h1 __Topics of Interest:__ |
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| h2 __Cell Biology__ | h2 __Cell Biology__ |
| (http://ocw.core.org.cn/CORE/biology/cell-biology/Course_listing) | (http://ocw.core.org.cn/CORE/biology/cell-biology/Course_listing) |
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| __Course Description:__ | __Course Description:__ |
| Cell Biology is to acquaint the undergraduates with the basic knowledge, concepts and fundamental theories of cell structure, function, and the molecular mechanisms of life activities at the level of molecules, sub-cells and cells, as well as the brief history and most advanced fields of the subject being taught. This course include topics: review of cell biology and its researching methods, biomembrane system, genetic information carrier and expression system, cytoskeleton, and cell proliferation, differentiation and cell senescence and apoptosis. All the teaching contents are finished within 51 periods in one semester. | Cell Biology is to acquaint the undergraduates with the basic knowledge, concepts and fundamental theories of cell structure, function, and the molecular mechanisms of life activities at the level of molecules, sub-cells and cells, as well as the brief history and most advanced fields of the subject being taught. This course include topics: review of cell biology and its researching methods, biomembrane system, genetic information carrier and expression system, cytoskeleton, and cell proliferation, differentiation and cell senescence and apoptosis. All the teaching contents are finished within 51 periods in one semester. |
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| __Online Course Contents:__ | __Online Course Contents:__ |
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| __Chapter 1: Introduction__ | Chapter 1: Introduction |
| (http://ocw.core.org.cn/CORE/biology/cell-biology/online-course-1/chapter-1/) | |
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| 1.About Cell Biology | Chapter 2: Techniques in Cell Biology |
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| 2.Look briefly at the history of cell theory | Chapter 3: Biomembranes: Their Structure, Chemistry and Functions |
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| 3.Why are cells the basic units of life? | Chapter 4: Extracelldtar matrix, Cell junction and cell adhension |
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| A.The cell is the structural unit of life, All organisms is make up of cells | Chapter 5: The Movement of Substances Across Cell Membranes |
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| B.The cell is the functional unit of organisms. All metabolic activity is based on cells | Chapter 6: Cell Signaddng |
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| C.The cell is the foundation of reproduce, and the bridge of inheritance | |
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| D.The cell is the growing and developing basis of life | Chapter 7: Endomembrane system, Protein Sorting and membrane trafficking |
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| E.Cell (nucleus) is totipotent, which can create a new organism of the same type | Chapter 8: Energy Generation in Mitochondria and Chloroplasts |
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| 4.Basic properties of cells | Chapter 9: Nucleus and Chromosomes |
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| A.Cells are highly complex and organized, capable of self-regulation;Cells acquire and utilize energy. | Chapter 10: Cytoskeleton System |
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| B.All cells share similar structure,composition and metabolic features | Chapter 11: Cell proddferation and its regdtation |
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| | Chapter 12: Cell differentiation and Cancer cells |
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| | Chapter 13: Cell senescence and apoptosis |
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| | h2 __Medicine__ |
| | (http://ocw.core.org.cn/CORE/medicine/) |
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| | __Topics Covered:__ |
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| | h3 __Diagnosis:__ |
| | (http://ocw.core.org.cn/CORE/medicine/diagnosis/Course_listing) |
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| | __Online Course Contents:__ |
| | (http://ocw.core.org.cn/CORE/medicine/diagnosis/online-coursewares/) |
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| | __Introduction__ |
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| C.Cells can capable of producing more of themselves, even grow and reproduce in culture for extended periods | Introduction to Diagnostics, by Professor Wan Xuehong. |
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| | __Symptoms__ |
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| | Fever |
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| | Hemoptysis |
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| | Dyspnea |
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| | Palpitation. |
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| | __Physical Examination__ |
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| | Physical Examination of the Head and Neck |
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| | Chest Examination |
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| | Cardiovascular Examination |
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| | Abdomen Examination |
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| | Pelvic Examination |
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| | Neurological Examination |
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| | History and Physical Examination of the Orthopaedic Patient |
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| | __Auxiliary Examination__ |
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| | i) Blood Routine Test |
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| | ii) Electrocardiogram |
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| | Chapter 1 Introductory Principles |
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| | Chapter 2 Basic ECG Wave |
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| | Chapter 3 ECG Leads |
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| | Chapter 4 The Normal ECG |
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| | Chapter 5 Electrical Axis and Axis Deviation |
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| | Bone Marrow Examination |
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| | Hemostasis and coagulation |
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| | Disorders of Lipid Metabolism |
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| | Liver Function |
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| | Renal Function |
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| D.Cells are able to respond to stimuli via surface receptors that sense changes in the chemical environment | h3 __Internal Medicine:__ |
| | (http://ocw.core.org.cn/CORE/medicine/internal-medicine/Course_listing) |
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| 5.The Size of Cells | __Online Course Contents:__ |
| | (http://ocw.core.org.cn/CORE/medicine/internal-medicine/online-coursewares/) |
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| 6.Two fundamentally different classes of cells: | __Disease of Respiratory System__ |
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| Prokaryotes and eukaryotes | Bronchial asthma |
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| A.Prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells are distinguished by the size and the types of internal structures, or organelles, especially if there is nuclear envelope | Chronic Bronchitis and Obstructive Emphysema. |
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| B.Characteristics that distinguish prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells | Pulmonary Tuberculosis. |
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| C.Three structural systems in Eukaryotes | Respiratory Failure |
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| | __Disease of Cardiovascular System__ |
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| | Valvular Heart Disease |
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| 7.Types of Prokaryotic Cells: Two Subkingdoms | Cardiomyopathies |
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| 8.Viruses | Heart Failure |
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| A.Viruses are pathogens first described in the late 1800s | Cardiac Arrhythmias |
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| B.Viral structure | Hypertension |
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| C.Viral infection types | Coronary Artery Disease |
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| | __Disease of Digestive System__ |
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| D.Viral origins | Cirrhosis of the Liver |
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| __Chapter 2: Techniques in Cell Biology__ | Acute Pancreatitis |
| (http://ocw.core.org.cn/CORE/biology/cell-biology/online-course-1/charpter-2/) | |
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| 1.The Light Microscopy | Abdominal Tuberculosis |
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| | __Disease of Urinary System__ |
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| A.Preparation of specimen | Acute Poisoning |
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| B.Resolution and magnification | Pesticide Poisoning |
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| C.Special Light Microscopes | Nephrotic Syndrome |
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| 2.Transmission Electron Microscopy | Urinary Tract Infection |
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| | Chronic Renal Failure |
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| A.The comparison of the lens systems of LM and TEM | __Hematology Disease__ |
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| B.Specimen Preparation for Electron Microscopy | The Introduction to Leukemia and Acute Leukemia |
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| | Anemia Part 1 Part 2 |
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| 3.Scanning electron microscope (SEM) | Hemolytic Anemia |
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| | Hemorrhagic Diseases, by Professor Yang Yiming. |
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| 4.The Fractionation and analysis for cell’s contents | Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura, by Professor Yang Yiming. |
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| A.The technique of differential centrifugation | Chronic Myeloid Leukemia, by Professor Yang Yiming. |
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| B.Subsequent purification by Density-Gradient Equilibrium Centrifugation | |
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| C.Isolation, purification, and fractionation of proteins | |
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| D.Determining Protein-Protein Interaction | |
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| E.Localization of a specific protein by immuno-electron microscopy | Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia, by Professor Yang Yiming. |
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| | __Rheumatic Diseases__ |
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| F.Nucleic acid hybridization | General introduction of Rheumatic disease |
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| | __Endocrine System Disease__ |
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| 5.Protein structure determination | Hyperthyroidism |
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| A.X-ray Crystallography | Diabetes Mellitus |
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| B.Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Spectroscopy | h3 __Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery__: |
| | (http://ocw.core.org.cn/CORE/medicine/otolaryngology-head-and-neck-surgery/Course_listing) |
| 6.The techniques for cytochemistry | |
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| A.Microspectrophotometry | __Course Description__: |
| | Otolaryngology is a regional specialty, involving both medical and surgical management of problems in the head and neck. The term otorhinolaryngology is derived from the Greek words for ear, nose and larynx, and the abbreviated term "ENT" has been commonly used for many years. This appellation does not fully reflect the scope of a discipline which is concerned with disorders of face, ears, oral cavity and pharynx, upper respiratory tract, neck, and even certain intracranial tumors. For this reason, "Head and Neck Surgery" was added to the official title. |
| | An understanding of head and neck anatomy, physiology, and pathology is necessary to manage diverse disorders of head and neck structures and diagnose and manage the diseases of sinuses, larynx oral cavity, upper pharynx, neck and face，including infectious diseases, benign and malignant tumors, facial trauma, congenital deformities, cosmetic plastic and reconstructive surgery. |
| | Teaching of otolaryngology at the medical student level has two primary goals. The first is to ensure that all medical school graduates have a firm grasp of basic principles related to the specialty: the recognition and treatment of common disorders of the head and neck, the initial management of head and neck emergencies, and indications for specialist referral. The second goal is to provide sufficient exposure to the specialty to assist in informed career planning. |
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| B.Flow Cytometry | h3 __Pharmacy Administration__: |
| | (http://ocw.core.org.cn/CORE/medicine/pharmacy-administration-1/Course_listing) |
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| 7.Autoradiograph of LM and TEM | __Course Description__: |
| | The general purpose of this course is to enable the students to be knowledge with the pharmacy environment in which he’ll work, to be familiarized with the social role of pharmacy and pharmacist, to realize the ethical responsibilities he’ll take, to know, to grasp, to obey all the codes of pharmacy practice, is to enable the students to be a well-prepared phamacy professioners. Therefore, this course will concentrate on introducing and elaborating every facet of the pharmacy practice codes. The basic instruction of this course includes two part: the basic principles of legal and ethical responsibilities to which a pharmacist is subject in the preformance of his professional funcition; and the specific requirements of applicable statutes and codes of every specific pharmacy prefession. There will be lectures, electives, and pharmacy practice involved in this course. |
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| 8.The Cell’s cultures and Cell’s engineering | __Online Course Contents__: |
| | (http://ocw.core.org.cn/CORE/medicine/pharmacy-administration-1/lecture-notes/) |
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| A.Primary culture cell and subculture cell | Preface |
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| B.Cell strain and Cell line | Introduction |
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| C.Cell’s engineering | |
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| D.The technique for the take apart and gather up of cell, and microscope manipulation | National drug policies & drug administration |
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| Chapter 3: Biomembranes: Their Structure, Chemistry and Functions | Pharmacy, pharmacist & pharmacy ethics |
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| Chapter 4: Extracelldtar matrix, Cell junction and cell adhension | Pharmaceutical affair constitution |
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| Chapter 5: The Movement of Substances Across Cell Membranes | Legislation of drug administration |
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| Chapter 6: Cell Signaddng | Administration of drugs registration |
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| Chapter 7: Endomembrane system, Protein Sorting and membrane trafficking | Administration of drugs under special control |
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| Chapter 8: Energy Generation in Mitochondria and Chloroplasts | Administration of traditional Chinese drug |
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| Chapter 9: Nucleus and Chromosomes | Administration of drug information |
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| Chapter 10: Cytoskeleton System | Pharmaceutical industry & GMP |
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| Chapter 11: Cell proddferation and its regdtation | Pharmaceutical marketing & administration of drug distribution |
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| Chapter 12: Cell differentiation and Cancer cells | Administration of health system pharmacy |
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| Chapter 13: Cell senescence and apoptosis | Protection of medicine Intellectual Property |