SCIENTIFIC ARGUMENTS IN CANCER RESEARCH
Numerous studies have unveiled that tumor cells are competent in adhering to the endothelial cells of secondary organ prior to formation of tissue-specific metastasis. Accurately understanding the underlying molecular mechanisms may pharmaceutically benefit the development of cancer therapeutics against cancer metastasis. Recently, vigorous efforts have been made in the field of cancer metastasis, followed by publishing these results in prestige SCI journals with high impacts. In this course, the latest publications will be discussed. Students are grouped and debated the rationale, logic, experimental design, and conclusions, inspiring students who willing to devote to the field of cancer biology research in the future.
Course Goal
A. Learn key points and methods of biochemistry and molecular biology and establish the root of basic medicine.
B. Motivate students to think, and use creative ways to learn and solve problems.
C. Train graduate students to have independent research ability.
D. Nurture experts in life sciences and biology techniques fields.
B. Motivate students to think, and use creative ways to learn and solve problems.
C. Train graduate students to have independent research ability.
D. Nurture experts in life sciences and biology techniques fields.
Course Principle Literacy and Competence
[Competence]
Biochemistry and molecular biology professional knowledge.
Learn knowledge in other biology medicine and biology techniques fields.
Reading and collection new knowledge and presentation research results.
Biology medicine knowledge in every field and experiment design and techniques.
Enhance independent research ability.
Courses of Recent Years
| Year/ Semester |
Course Number |
Class Code |
Course Name (The name will link to the syllabus.) |
Credit | Taught in English (Yes or No) |
Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0106/2 | S156400 | [BIMB6410]SCIENTIFIC ARGUMENTS IN CANCER RESEARCH | 2.0 | N | ||
| 0105/2 | S156400 | [BIMB6410]SCIENTIFIC ARGUMENTS IN CANCER RESEARCH | 2.0 | N | Cheng, Hung-Chi | |
| 0104/2 | S156400 | [BIMB6410]SCIENTIFIC ARGUMENTS IN CANCER RESEARCH | 2.0 | N | Cheng, Hung-Chi | |
| 0103/2 | S156400 | [BIMB6410]SCIENTIFIC ARGUMENTS IN CANCER RESEARCH | 2.0 | N | Cheng, Hung-Chi | |
| 0101/2 | S156400 | [BIMB6410]SCIENTIFIC ARGUMENTS IN CANCER RESEARCH | 2.0 | N | Cheng, Hung-Chi | |
| 0100/2 | S156400 | [BIMB6410]SCIENTIFIC ARGUMENTS IN CANCER RESEARCH | 2.0 | N | Cheng, Hung-Chi | |
| 0099/2 | S156400 | [BIMB6410]SCIENTIFIC ARGUMENTS IN CANCER RESEARCH | 2.0 | N | Cheng, Hung-Chi |