2004 Bioengineering/Radiology 222
Course Description
Bioengineering/Radiology 222: An exploration of imaging technology and its use in modern biology, including:
- Basic physics of SPECT, NRI, PET, CT, Optical (bioluminescence and fluorescence) imaging;
- Design and synthesis of fluorescent and radioactively labeled probes for biological imaging;
- Whole body imaging in mice using high speed digital autoradiography; Cardiovascular, Neurological, and Tumor Angiogenesis imaging with MRI;
- In vivo multi-modality imaging of gene expression with bioluminescence, fluorescence, and PET;
- Human application of molecular imaging in diagnosis and therapy.
This course is intended for graduate students in the medical school (Cancer Biology, Biophysics, Molecular Pharmacology, Molecular & Cellular Physioloygy, Radiation Oncology, Radiology), and from Bioengineering and Engineering.
PLEASE NOTE: The location of all classes is in Beckman Center B-200B.
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